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No plans for Church in Colombia to adopt official position on third term for Uribe
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.- The new secretary general of the Bishops’ Conference of Colombia, Bishop Juan Vicente Cordoba Villota, said the Church in that country has no plans to adopt an official position in favor or against the re-election of President Alvaro Uribe and that each bishop who decides to express an opinion does so on his own. “In a democracy, the ideal is that there is rotation and participation,” he said, referring to the possibility that President Uribe is seeking a third term. ADD A COMMENT (Your e-mail will NOT be published):
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