Kidnaped member in Somalia

That is terrible news. My thoughts and prayers go out to him and his loved ones. Let us hope for a speedy and safe return.

Please keep us posted.

Hope he's ok. Keeping my fingers crossed. Keep us posted if you have any more news.

OI!!!.... our thoughts and prayers go out for Jose and his family...please keep us abreast of the news..... b

i hope all is well. my thoughts are with him and his loved ones...

Nestes momentos difíciles, desexo mostrar o meu apoio os seus familiares e amigos - e condear estes feitos. Esperando que moi pronto, Xosé, poida reunirse cos seus. Roberto Louzán

Spanish photographer Jose Cendon and a British reporter have been localized and are in good condition according to EFE. You can check it at this link: http://www.elpais.com/articulo/internacional/Detenidas/personas/supuestamente/relacionadas/secuestro/fotografo/espanol/elpepuint/20081129elpepuint_8/Tes "Aunque nosotros no hemos hablado con ellos, distintas fuentes (no identificadas), nos han confirmado que les han visto y que están en buen estado", ha afirmado el embajador español en Kenia, responsable también de las relaciones con Somalia. Hoping everything will sort out.

José, espero que pronto estés contando la experiencia del secuestro. good luck

http://www.farodevigo.es/secciones/noticia.jsp?pRef=2008120200_4_278407__GALICIA-captores-Cendon-inician-negociaciones-para-liberarlo

Hernan and others, Please ignore or remove the prior message to email Javier Bauluz as he is getting his email overloaded. If you would like to sign a petition that is going around read the following: We are collecting signatures to accompany a text prepared by Pepe Baeza, Sr. Photo Editor at La Vanguardia Magazine in Barcelona, Spain, with the intention of pressuring for the liberation of two journalists, who were recently kidnapped in Somalia. “We, the people who have signed this letter, ask that the Spanish government, the agency AFP and The Daily Telegraph initiate all that they can to liberate the journalists from the Somalian kidnappers.” If you are in agreement, please add your name here: http://periodistasenguerra.blogspot.com/2008/12/por-la-liberacin-de-jos-manuel-cendn-y.html CASTELLANO: Estamos juntando firmas con un texto preparado de urgencia por Pepe Baeza, para estar preparados por si hay que hacer un poco de presión para la liberación de dos colegas secuestrados en Somalia “Los firmantes de esta carta solicitamos al gobierno español, a la agencia AFP y al diario Daily Telegraph la máxima diligencia e implicación en iniciar todas las acciones que puedan conducir a la liberación de los periodistas y de sus traductores somalíes que se encontraba con él en el momento del secuestro” por favor si están de acuerdo firmar aquí http://periodistasenguerra.blogspot.com/2008/12/por-la-liberacin-de-jos-manuel-cendn-y.html

The Daily Telegraph has asked politely for everyone to refrain from naming the journalists in question, in the interest of their safety. It's not our policy to edit posts or comments for content, but you are completely free to do so yourselves. Please take a moment to remove these names from your posts and/or comments; once the immediate threat to their safety has past, it'll be fine for normal conversation to resume. Thanks for your cooperation.

Shinji. Done.

I delete all my replies here. hope that helps.

http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2008/12/03/comunicacion/1228302558.html

José Cendón and Colin Freeman have been liberated! http://www.elpais.com/articulo/espana/Gobierno/confirma/liberacion/fotografo/espanol/Jose/Cendon/elpepuesp/20090104elpepunac_1/Tes

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/somalia/4108099/Telegraph-journalists-Colin-Freeman-and-Jose-Cendon-freed-in-Somalia.html