Venezuela's President Maduro Says He Won't Hand Over Revolution
- Maduro says he would govern with `civil-military union'
- Opposition win in December vote would be `turbulent'
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro warned that he wouldn’t let a defeat in December congressional elections derail his government even as his socialist party faces the possibility of losing control of the national assembly for the first time in 16 years.
While the embattled leader said he would accept the results of the election, whatever the outcome, he’s not willing to “surrender the revolution.”