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1980 Dominican Republic Embassy siege in Bogotá

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The Austrian ambassador was freed on March 6 out of consideration for his wife, who was in hospital at the time. On March 8, the guerrillas reduced their demands to free 311 prisoners to seventy and lowered the amount of money requested to US$ 10 million. Early on March 17, the
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The gunmen demanded US$ 50 million, to be raised from the countries whose diplomats were held hostage. They also sought the release of 311 jailed comrades. Their leader, who called himself "Commandante Uno," was later identified as Rosemberg Pabón.
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were released by the hostage takers, along with two Colombians. The sixteen guerrillas left the embassy with the remaining twelve diplomatic hostages under the supervision of the Inter-American Human Rights Commission of the
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with Colombian leaders to resolve the crisis, but were denied by the Colombian government. Their demand for the release of a dozen prisoners was denied, though they were paid US$ 2.5 million in
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and consequently were taken hostage. The guerrillas, wielding grenades and AK-47s, wounded five people in the storming of the embassy. One of the guerrillas was killed initially by the police.
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ambassador and fourteen other women, were freed by the hostage takers. Five more women were released on February 29. Negotiations gained the release of four cooks and a waiter on March 2.
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Colombian authorities began negotiating with the guerrillas after they threatened to kill the hostages. On February 28, eighteen people, including the
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Within 30 minutes of learning that the Dominican Embassy had been seized, a Colombian task force was established on the State Department's 7th floor.
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ambassador, Fernando Gomez Fyns, escaped from the embassy by jumping from a window and running to troops surrounding the compound. The same day,
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stormed the embassy compound, located in a suburb of Bogotá. Many diplomats were attending a diplomatic reception celebrating Dominican
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The siege began on the mid-day of February 27, 1980, when seventeen guerrillas dressed in the warm-up clothes of
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flight to Cuba. They were cheered by many Colombians waiting for them at the airport. They flew to
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consul and all of the remaining non-diplomatic hostages. They requested a meeting in
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to Colombia, Angelo Acerbi, as well as the ambassadors from fourteen countries:
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The Independent Record, Helena, Mont., Thurs. March 6th, 1980
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From March 30 to April 19, the guerrillas released the
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Valle del Cauca Deputies hostage crisis (2002–2009)
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Index

1980 Dominican Embassy siege in Bogotá
Colombian armed conflict
1980 Dominican Republic Embassy siege in Bogotá is located in Colombia
Bogotá
Colombia
Cuba
Colombia
United States
M-19's flag
M19
Colombia
Oscar Pelaez Carmona
United States
Anthony Quainton
M-19's flag
Rosemberg Pabón
M-19's flag
Carmenza Cardona Londoño

Colombian Army
M-19's flag
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Colombian conflict
Soberanía
Anorí
Dominican embassy siege
Palace of Justice siege
Yamurales

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