The rebel group that staged a coup the Central African Republic is calling for peace talks. But it's refusing to disarm. Known as Seleka, its fighters have helped trigger ongoing ethnic violence that recently derailed election plans. And the UN has warned that Seleka is seeking to destabilize the capital, Bangui.
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