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Julio Borges accuses Maduro of trying to bribe Venezuelan opposition

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Jerusalem, Dec 10 (EFE / EPA) .- Julio Borges, head of Foreign Affairs of the Venezuelan opposition, said President Nicolas Maduro is trying to "fracture, buy, bribe and divide" the political bloc formed by his rivals organized around Juan Guaidó, who is recognized as interim president by almost 60 countries.(CAMERA: Laura Fernández Palomo)TRANSLATION"The regime has taken care of trying to fracture, buy, bribe and divide small groups in the opposition and it is a very hard fight that must be given because to fight against all the terror of the state that is determined to find out how to divide, fracture as Colombian drug traffickers did and who talked about "silver or bullet", or "by hook or by crook "

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