Guillermo Sáenz, 58, plans attacks and kidnappings as commander of Colombia's largest guerrilla group. His younger brother, Roberto Sáenz, publicly denounces the rebels from his seat on the Bogota City Council.
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One brother chose force, the other peace to bring change to Colombia
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