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They called it a “solidarity caravan” — a group of Spanish volunteers delivering truckloads of donated computers, wheelchairs and other gifts for Africa’s poor.
For the last eight years they had followed well-publicized routes through Morocco,.
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Canadian Julie Mulligan is seen following her release by kidnappers, in Kaduna, Nigeria Thursday, April 30, 2009. Mulligan, who was taken hostage April 16 in the northern city of Kaduna, where she had been attending an international conference, was freed.
