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Sunday, 29 April, 2001, 23:55 GMT 00:55 UK
Twenty reported dead in Colombian clashes
Clashes between the Colombian army and left-wing guerillas are reported to have killed twenty people in the northern Antioquia Province.
Army officials said gunfights with rebels from the Revoltionary Armed Forces of Colombia -- FARC -- and the National Liberation Army -- ELN -- killed fifteen paramilitaries and five soldiers.
President Andres Pastrana began peace talks with the FARC two years ago.
He has also attempted to begin negotiations with the smaller Cuban-backed ELN. Although the FARC and the ELN differ ideologically, they sometimes carry out joint military operations.
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