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Venezuela: Rosales claims he is not Maduro's candidate

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Former Zulia governor Manuel Rosales, who once challenged the late Hugo Chávez Frías for Venezuela's presidency, said he was willing to withdraw from this year's July 28 elections if another opposition candidate made it through the restrictions imposed by Nicolás Maduro's regime. “I am not Maduro's candidate,” he insisted after becoming the most prominent contender on behalf of a fragmented opposition.

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El Tiempo

Anti-Chavista candidate Rosales insists he did not negotiate with Maduro and that he is 'ready to withdraw' from elections in Venezuela

Rosales said that political factions have 'spent millions of dollars' to project a 'dirty war' against them.

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El Comercio

“I'm not Maduro's candidate,” insists opposition member Manuel Rosales in Venezuela

Venezuelan leader Manuel Rosales, a former rival of deceased Hugo Chávez, denied Wednesday that his presidential candidacy had been negotiated with the government of Nicolás Maduro, after the opposition denounced efforts to register another candidate. “I have been waging a war for the networks, they are spending millions of dollars inventing, slandering, defying, that if I am Maduro’s candidate, that if I negotiate with Maduro, God show me and f…

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Revista Oeste

Elections in Venezuela: who is Manuel Rosales, the candidate opposed to the Maduro dictatorship

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La Tercera

Elections in Venezuela: Maduro tests his alliance with Lula, Petro and AMLO - La Tercera

It seemed to be the straw that broke the camel's back. After Caracas decided to double down and block the presidential candidacy of Corina Yoris, the 80-year-old academic proposed by María Corina Machado as her running mate due to her own inability to compete, both Brazil and Colombia referred formally and informally to the vote-rigging in Venezuela's elections. Mexico, the other ally in the region of Nicolás Maduro, has remained silent, but the…

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Anti-Chavista candidate Rosales insists he did not negotiate with Maduro and that he is 'ready to withdraw' from elections in Venezuela

Anti-Chavista candidate Rosales insists he did not negotiate with Maduro and that he is 'ready to withdraw' from elections in Venezuela

“I'm not Maduro's candidate,” insists opposition member Manuel Rosales in Venezuela

“I'm not Maduro's candidate,” insists opposition member Manuel Rosales in Venezuela

Venezuela: Rosales claims he is not Maduro's candidate

Venezuela: Rosales claims he is not Maduro's candidate

Elections in Venezuela: who is Manuel Rosales, the candidate opposed to the Maduro dictatorship

Elections in Venezuela: who is Manuel Rosales, the candidate opposed to the Maduro dictatorship

Elections in Venezuela: Maduro tests his alliance with Lula, Petro and AMLO - La Tercera

Elections in Venezuela: Maduro tests his alliance with Lula, Petro and AMLO - La Tercera

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