Alvaro Uribe
Reporting from Bogota, Colombia - Colombian President Alvaro Uribe has cleared the last legislative hurdle to running for a third term, a prospect that his U.S. allies look upon with ambivalence.
By a vote of 85 to 5, the lower house of Congress late..
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