On the recordMay 7, 2014
What kind of dialogue is that where the people that are involved in the dialogue cannot tell you what they really believe? That is a fake dialogue.
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congress.govWhat kind of dialogue is that where the people that are involved in the dialogue cannot tell you what they really believe? That is a fake dialogue.
Rubio criticizes the lack of transparency in the dialogue involving Venezuelan opposition.
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