Kidnapping in Colombia
<X.Z Press Assn.—Copyright) BOGOTA. Jan. 9. A new wave of kidnap-: pings is spreading in Colom-j bia, six people — all of them wealthy businessmen and plantation owners — having seen seized since Saturday. Authorities said the kidnappers apparently were members of the rather diminished National Liberation Army, a guerrilla group operating in northern Colombia. A businessman, Carlos Angel, and his son were the latest victims. They were seized while travelling by car to their farm in Segovia, about 500 miles north-west of Bogota. In the Chanaraal region. 180 miles south-west of Bogota. an industrialist. Ignacio Raad, was also reported missling.
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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33120, 10 January 1973, Page 11
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