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A war crimes suspect in the Central African Republic CAR, Rambot Yekatome popularly known as “Rambo” was arrested on the 29th of October by security forces after creating panic in the National Assembly, during the election of the new parliament leader.
Now, Rambo was on saturday extradited to the ICC. He faces several charges bordering on war crimes.
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