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4. The militant group ETA has announced it was laying down its arms permanently after 43 years. What was ETA fighting for?
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For an independent Tuareg homeland in East Africa |
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To get British troops out of Northern Ireland |
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For an independent Chechen homeland in eastern Russia |
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For an independent Basque homeland in northern Spain |
