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Last Updated: 4/17/07

April 17:

This afternoon, opposition Senator Gustavo Petro will hold a hearing in Colombia's Congress to examine politicians' ties to paramilitaries in President Uribe's home province of Antioquia. Visit the Peace and Conflict News page for links to coverage.

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