Maduro has weaponized starvation, using it as a political tool to drive over 95 percent of the country--over 26 million people--below the poverty level.
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Menendez accuses Maduro of using starvation as a political weapon against the populace.
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I feel like that voice is lost. And I think it is something that is critically important to make sure that they are a part of the process.
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