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A Spanish judge has ruled the death of Angola’s former President Jose Eduardo dos Santos in Barcelona in July was from natural causes, discarding foul play, and allowed the release and repatriation of his body, the court said on Wednesday.

FILE PHOTO: Angola's President Jose Eduardo dos Santos applauds as he attends the inauguration of the new Luanda Bay Marginal in the capital Luanda August 28, 2012.FILE PHOTO: Angola's President Jose Eduardo dos Santos applauds as he attends the inauguration of the new Luanda Bay Marginal in the capital Luanda August 28, 2012.

The firms said they would appeal, arguing the judge is not competent to rule on the case as there is a separate legal process related to dos Santos’ death. It also said dos Santos had not indicated his desired burial place in his will, citing similar legal precedents to explain the judge’s decision to hand the body to his widow Ana Paula Cristovao dos Santos and allow its repatriation.

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