Brazil detains Italian fugitive Battisti leaving countryBRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian highway police on Wednesday detained Cesare Battisti, an Italian former left-wing guerrilla convicted of murder in his country, as he was attempting to cross the border into Bolivia in a taxi, federal police said. Battisti was apparently trying to leave Brazil after Italy reportedly asked Brazil s government to revoke his asylum status and extradite him to serve his prison sentence. He was stopped by highway police as he was about to cross the border in a Bolivian taxi and was held for possession of a  significant  quantity of undeclared foreign currency, the federal police said in a statement.       Battisti faced life in prison in Italy, where he was convicted of four murders committed in the 1970s, when he belonged to a guerilla group called Armed Proletarians for Communism. He escaped from prison in 1981 and lived in France before fleeing to Brazil to avoid being extradited to Italy. Battisti s lawyer, Igor Sant Anna, told Reuters that he had sought a habeas corpus injunction last week due to the risk that President Michel Temer s government could agree to Italy s request. Habeas corpus is a legal procedure that keeps a government from holding a person without showing cause. The police statement said he was being held for breaking currency rules. O Globo newspaper reported last week that Italy had asked the Temer government to review the status of Battisti, who was granted refugee status by former leftist President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva on his last day in office in 2010. Lula had refused an Italian extradition request, a decision that upset relations between the two countries. worldnews
brazil details italian fugitive baptist leaving countrybrasilia reuters brazilian highway police wednesday detained cesar baptist italian former guerrilla convicted murder country attempting cross border bolivia taxi federal police said baptist apparently trying leave brazil italy reportedly asked brazil government revoke asylum status extradited serve prison sentence he stopped highway police cross border bolivia taxi held possession significant quantity undeclared foreign currency federal police said statement baptist faced life prison italy convicted four murders committed belonged guerilla group called armed proletariat communism he escaped prison lived france fleeing brazil avoid extradited italy baptist lawyer igor sant anna told reuters sought habeas corpus injunction last week due risk president michel temper government could agree italy request habeas corpus legal procedure keeps government holding person without showing cause the police statement said held breaking currency rules o globo newspaper reported last week italy asked temper government review status baptist granted refugee status former leftist president luis inicio luna da silva last day office luna refused italian extradition request decision upset relations two countries worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Brazil detains Italian fugitive Battisti leaving countryBRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian highway police on Wednesday detained Cesare Battisti, an Italian former left-wing guerrilla convicted of murder in his country, as he was attempting to cross the border into Bolivia in a taxi, federal police said. Battisti was apparently trying to leave Brazil after Italy reportedly asked Brazil s government to revoke his asylum status and extradite him to serve his prison sentence. He was stopped by highway police as he was about to cross the border in a Bolivian taxi and was held for possession of a  significant  quantity of undeclared foreign currency, the federal police said in a statement.       Battisti faced life in prison in Italy, where he was convicted of four murders committed in the 1970s, when he belonged to a guerilla group called Armed Proletarians for Communism. He escaped from prison in 1981 and lived in France before fleeing to Brazil to avoid being extradited to Italy. Battisti s lawyer, Igor Sant Anna, told Reuters that he had sought a habeas corpus injunction last week due to the risk that President Michel Temer s government could agree to Italy s request. Habeas corpus is a legal procedure that keeps a government from holding a person without showing cause. The police statement said he was being held for breaking currency rules. O Globo newspaper reported last week that Italy had asked the Temer government to review the status of Battisti, who was granted refugee status by former leftist President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva on his last day in office in 2010. Lula had refused an Italian extradition request, a decision that upset relations between the two countries. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: brazil details italian fugitive baptist leaving countrybrasilia reuters brazilian highway police wednesday detained cesar baptist italian former guerrilla convicted murder country attempting cross border bolivia taxi federal police said baptist apparently trying leave brazil italy reportedly asked brazil government revoke asylum status extradited serve prison sentence he stopped highway police cross border bolivia taxi held possession significant quantity undeclared foreign currency federal police said statement baptist faced life prison italy convicted four murders committed belonged guerilla group called armed proletariat communism he escaped prison lived france fleeing brazil avoid extradited italy baptist lawyer igor sant anna told reuters sought habeas corpus injunction last week due risk president michel temper government could agree italy request habeas corpus legal procedure keeps government holding person without showing cause the police statement said held breaking currency rules o globo newspaper reported last week italy asked temper government review status baptist granted refugee status former leftist president luis inicio luna da silva last day office luna refused italian extradition request decision upset relations two countries worldnews