Richardson Visits Venezuela in Effort To Free Hostages
By Rachel Jones/
Associated Press
   CARACAS, Venezuela — New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson turned to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez today for help in pressing for the release of three Americans held hostage by Colombian rebels. Chavez said ahead of a meeting with the Democratic governor that he hopes to be able to help, but is not sure what he can do. Saturday, Apr. 26, 2008 (updated 5:25 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue

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