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Cinq rebelles relâchés

    NAIROBI
    Cinq membres du Parti pour la libération du peuple hutu-Forces nationales de
    libération (PALIPEHUTU-FNL) ont été relâchés vendredi par le système
    judiciaire du Burundi et placés en liberté conditionnelle, a rapporté
    l'agence de presse du Burundi NetPress. Les cinq hommes ont été arrêtés le
    10 avril 2000, dans la province de Bujumbura Rural, au nord-ouest du Burundi
    au motif " d'appartenir à des groupes armés ". Les cinq rebelles, l'un issu
    de la commune de Ryansoro dans la province de Gitega, au centre du Burundi
    et les autres de la commune de Kanyosha, dans la province de Bujumbura
    Rural, ont quitté la prison de Mpimba vendredi après-midi.

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