Colombian rebel group say kidnapped French Foreign Legion soldier is still alive
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Colombian rebel group say kidnapped French Foreign Legion soldier is still alive Rebels from the Central General Staff, the main splinter group of Colombia's defunct FARC guerrillas, on Sunday said they were responsible for kidnapping a Colombian national…
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What happened
Colombian rebel group say kidnapped French Foreign Legion soldier is still alive Rebels from the Central General Staff, the main splinter group of Colombia's defunct FARC guerrillas, on Sunday said they were responsible for kidnapping a Colombian national…
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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