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Monday, 13 August, 2001, 08:40 GMT 09:40 UK
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Colombian police make IRA arrests
Police in Columbia say three Irish republicans arrested in the country may have been training rebels in the use of explosives.
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 | Colombian Army Captain Fernando Abila: "This is evidence of the great relationship between FARC and extremist groups"  real 28k
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| Expert in anti-terrorist operations, Charles Shoebridge:"In a way it is a Godsend for the security forces in Northern Ireland"  real 28k
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Colombian police make IRA arrests
Police in Columbia say three Irish republicans arrested in the country may have been training rebels in the use of explosives.
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Also:
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| Colombian Army Captain Fernando Abila: "This is evidence of the great relationship between FARC and extremist groups" real 28k
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| Expert in anti-terrorist operations, Charles Shoebridge:"In a way it is a Godsend for the security forces in Northern Ireland" real 28k
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Colombian Army Captain Fernando Abila: "This is evidence of the great relationship between FARC and extremist groups"
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Expert in anti-terrorist operations, Charles Shoebridge:"In a way it is a Godsend for the security forces in Northern Ireland"
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The BBC's Emma Simpson reports
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