Abducted children rescued from home

FORTY-SIX children believed abducted or coerced from their parents have been rescued from an adoption home run by an American man and his Guatemalan wife.

Tue, 14 Aug, 2007 - 01:00

Guatemalan National

Police spokesman Carlos Calju said the children, ranging in age from a few days to three years old, were found at the Casa Quivira children’s home in Antigua.

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