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Pompeo says Maduro, Guaido should step aside for new Venezeula polls

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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says Juan Guaido, recognized by Washington as Venezuela's leader, should step aside along with President Nicolas Maduro for new elections. SOUNDBITE

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