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Colombia: 69 Dead in Military C-130 Plane Crash
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Colombia: 69 Dead in Military C-130 Plane Crash

A Colombian Air Force C-130H Hercules plane crashed after taking off from Puerto Leguízamo with 128 people on board, leaving 69 dead and sparking an intense political debate about the state of the military fleet.

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