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But do you condemn Maduro?
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The Venezuelan elections were monitored by 800 international observers and the vast vast majority of them saw nothing suspicious (the few that did were coincidentally on US State Department payroll). Venezuela also has one of the most well safeguarded electoral process in the world.
Also the opposition literally cries electoral fraud in every single election they lose, but had no issues in the two instances they won.
And they don't really do that for the domestic audience, it's purely for the western media. Case in point, after establishing multiple (contradicting) websites supposedly demonstrating the electoral fraud, they didn't even bother showing up for a commission set up in Venezuela were they were to present their "evidence".