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- Sen. Bernie Sanders on Monday would not refer to Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro as a "dictator," despite criticism he's faced over his stance on this issue in recent days.
- During a CNN town hall focused on his 2020 campaign, Sanders conceded there has been undemocratic aspects to Maduro's rule, but warned against leaning toward military intervention.
- "I think we’ve got to do everything we can to create a democratic climate, but I do not believe in US military intervention," Sanders said.
Sen. Bernie Sanders on Monday stopped short of referring to Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro as a "dictator" as he expanded on how the US should address the crisis there.
During a CNN town hall, Sanders was asked if he believes Maduro is a dictator after facing criticism from Democrats and others in recent days over his stance on the pandemonium in Venezuela.
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