Father walks for kidnapped son
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The Colombian father of a soldier seized by rebels a decade ago trudged into Bogota to meet with President Alvaro Uribe after trekking for seven weeks across the country to protest the plight of hostages.
Thousands of flag-waving supporters crowded the streets for the end of the march by Gustavo Moncayo, whose son was captured in 1997.
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