Former Italian Red Brigades member escapes house arrest in Argentina while awaiting extradition
A 74-year-old Italian convicted of terrorism-related crimes for his involvement in a far-left militant group escaped house arrest in Buenos Aires by descending from a fifth-floor apartment using a harness and rope, prompting a nationwide search as he awaited extradition to Italy.
A 74-year-old Italian, convicted of terrorism for his role in a far-left militant group, has escaped house arrest in Buenos Aires. He fled by using a harness and rope to descend from his fifth-floor apartment. A nationwide search is underway as he awaited extradition to Italy.
- A 74-year-old Italian convicted of terrorism-related crimes escaped house arrest in Buenos Aires.
- He was involved in a far-left militant group.
- The escape involved descending from a fifth-floor apartment using a harness and rope.
- A nationwide search has been initiated.
- The individual was awaiting extradition to Italy.
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