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My cancer is in remission: Colombia’s vice president

by Parker Crooks April 1, 2013
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Colombia’s Vice President Angelino Garzon on Sunday announced that his prostate cancer is in remission.

His announcement came shortly after attending an Easter mass at the Lord of Miracles [Senor de los Milagros] church in the country’s capital city, Bogota.

“The Javeriana University has told me that after 38 radiation [treatments] the possibly cancerous tumor disappeared and so they are varifying those exams. I give thanks to the Javeriana University and to God above for this recovery and having eliminated the prostate cancer,” stated Garzon.

The 66 year old was notified of a likely cancerous tumor during a motor recovery process last October, following his June 18 stroke that left him in a coma for several days.

More: Colombian VP’s health deteriorating after stroke

Sources

  • Vicepresidente Angelino Garzon asegura que se curo del cancer de prostata (Radio Santa Fe)
  • Angelino Garzón dice que ya está curado del cáncer de próstata (RCN Radio)
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