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Putin congratulates Maduro on election victory

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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday congratulated his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro on his re-election in a widely disputed election.

"Russian-Venezuelan relations have the character of a strategic partnership. I am confident that your work as head of state will continue to contribute to their progressive development in all areas," Putin said in a statement, adding that Maduro will always be "a welcome guest on Russian soil."

Earlier, Venezuela's National Electoral Council stated that Maduro won the elections with 51.2% of the votes, while the opposition rejected the official results, claiming that their candidate Edmundo Gonzalez obtained 70% of the vote.

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