PARAGUAY-JAPAN-OTA-FREED
Japanese businessman Hirokazu Ota cries during a press conference 21 April, 2007 at Japan's embassy to Paraguay in Asuncion. Ota, the leader of Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church in Paraguay, was freed Friday following a 19-day abduction and a 140,000-dollar ransom payment, police said. Ota, 62, and two Paraguayans abducted at the same time, policeman Rafael Ramos Balmori and his girlfriend, teacher Nancy Gimenez, were freed in good health in the city of Presidente Franco near the triple border with Brazil and Argentina just after 0600 GMT, police added. AFP PHOTO Norberto DUARTE (Photo by NORBERTO DUARTE / AFP) (Photo by NORBERTO DUARTE/AFP via Getty Images)
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