FARC releases Colombian soldier

Monday 29 March 2010 The guerrilla group has been urged to put an immediate and unconditional end to kidnapping and hostage-taking. Amnesty International on Monday welcomed the release of a member of the Colombian security forces held captive for almost a year by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). The organization also urged the guerrilla group to put an immediate and unconditional end to kidnapping and hostage-taking. The FARC on Sunday released army soldier Josué Daniel Calvo, held since 2009, and is soon expected to release army sergeant Pablo Emilio Moncayo, held captive…

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