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<p>Maduro waived the reading of the indictment in court, saying that he preferred to read it "personally." He added: "I am innocent. I am not guilty of anything that is mentioned here."</p>

Maduro waived the reading of the indictment in court, saying that he preferred to read it "personally." He added: "I am innocent. I am not guilty of anything that is mentioned here."

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