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Former Italian Red Brigades member escapes house arrest in Argentina
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Bertulazzi used a rope and harness to climb down from a fifth-floor apartment and evade authorities in Argentina.
Bertulazzi used a rope and harness to climb down from a fifth-floor apartment and evade authorities in Argentina.
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