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WikiLeaks Dumps 13th Batch of Clinton Campaign Chair Podesta's Emails
WikiLeaks Dumps 13th Batch of Clinton Campaign Chair Podesta's Emails
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WikiLeaks released on its website Thursday the 13th portion of emails sent to or by John Podesta, the campaign chairman of the US Democratic party presidential... 20.10.2016, Sputnik International
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WikiLeaks Dumps 13th Batch of Clinton Campaign Chair Podesta's Emails
12:30 GMT 20.10.2016 (Updated: 11:20 GMT 06.08.2022) WikiLeaks released on its website Thursday the 13th portion of emails sent to or by John Podesta, the campaign chairman of the US Democratic party presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Thursday's release brings the number of emails leaked so far by the whistleblowers to 23,423.
WikiLeaks released the first batch of emails on October 8.
17 October 2016, 20:21 GMT
The previously published emails gave insight into the early stages of mapping out Clinton's presidential campaign strategy.
The letters revealed, for example, that Clinton reversed her position on free trade agreements from enthusiastic support to strong opposition, as trade deals appeared to be a hot-button issue for many voters and one of the main talking points for Clinton's Democratic Party rival Senator Bernie Sanders and Republican candidate Donald Trump.