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Sibylla Brodzinsky Guest
Sibylla Brodzinsky

Correspondent, Christian Science Monitor

Correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor in Bogota, Colombia

FROM Sibylla Brodzinsky

Betancourt, Americans Freed in Daring Rescue
To the Point

Betancourt, Americans Freed in Daring Rescue For the first time in six years, Ingrid Betancourt today embraced her children, a day after her dramatic rescue from the FARC rebels in Colombia. Thirteen other hostages, including three Americans, were released with her. Sibylla Brodzinsky reports from Bogota, for the Christian Science Monitor .

5 min, 48 sec Jul 03, 2008

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