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Life terms for Chile ex-spy chief  Manuel Contreras - file photo
Contreras is already serving multiple prison sentences  The head
of Chile's secret police during the rule of General Augusto
Pinochet has had two life terms added to the jail sentences he
is serving.  A judge gave Manuel Contreras two consecutive life
terms for the murder of retired army chief Carlos Prats and his
wife in Buenos Aires in 1974.  Gen Prats, a symbol of opposition
to the Chilean military government, had fled to Argentina.
Contreras has previously been convicted of murder, torture and
kidnap.  Judge Alejandro Solis on Monday sentenced Contreras,
79, over the killing of Gen Prats and his wife Sofia Cuthbert.
They died in a car bomb attack in the Argentine capital.  "This
sentence is justice for all that our parents lived through,"
Angelica Prats, one of the couple's daughters, told reporters.
Around 3,000 people were killed during Gen Pinochet's time in
office, between