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At least 22 dead in Colombian bus accident

At least 22 dead in Colombian bus accident Bogota - At least 22 peo

Millions demonstrate worldwide for Colombia hostages

Bogota/Paris  - Millions of people in Colombia and around the world gathered to demonstrate for the release of an estimated 2,800 hostages being held for years by leftwing Colombian rebels.

In Colombia alone, people in 1,100 cities and towns flooded the streets Sunday in solidarity with the hostages, with music from 100,000 Colombian performers.

The day, July 20, commemorated the independence of Colombia from Spain 198 years ago.

Demonstrators in Paris were led by Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt, freed just weeks ago by a sophisticated, tricky Colombian commando ruse after nearly seven years in captivity.

"Never again hostages," the former presidential candidate shouted to thousands of protestors.

Uribe: One official used Red Cross symbols in Betancourt rescue

Uribe: One official used Red Cross symbols in Betancourt rescue

FARC say betrayal led to Betancourt's "escape," warn Colombia

FARC say betrayal led to Betancourt's "escape," warn Colombia

Betancourt's husband says love may have died "in jungle"

Betancourt's husband says love may have died "in jungle"

France paid ransom for Betancourt five years ago

Bogota - France anonymously paid ransom money for the release of former presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt to the FARC rebels five years ago, according to Colombia media reports.

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