Colombian Rebels Reject Call for End to Kidnaps

23 Jan 2001

Colombia&#039s main rebel force said on Monday it would keep holding civilians for ransom and using homemade bombs despite a government plea for gestures to boost public support for peace talks before a key deadline. Full Story

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Colombian Rebels Reject Call for End to Kidnaps

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Colombian Rebels Reject Call for End to Kidnaps

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