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U.S. hopes for better ties after Venezuela elections
Agence France Presse
Venezuela's Vice President Nicolas Maduro, center, bumps fists with a supporter as he walks along the coffin of Venezuela's late President Hugo Chavez as it is taken from the hospital where Chavez died on Tuesday to a military academy in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, March 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)
Venezuela's Vice President Nicolas Maduro, center, bumps fists with a supporter as he walks along the coffin of Venezuela's late President Hugo Chavez as it is taken from the hospital where Chavez died on Tuesday to a military academy in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, March 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)
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WASHINGTON: The United States is hoping to forge better ties with Venezuela once the political upheaval caused by president Hugo Chavez's death is over, but admitted Wednesday it may take some time.

"All of us know that electoral campaigns may not always be the best time to break new ground on policy," a senior US official told reporters on a conference call. "We will continue to desire that positive relationship... while recognizing that it may take a little while before the Venezuelan government that emerges from the elections is ready to have that conversation."

 
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The United States is hoping to forge better ties with Venezuela once the political upheaval caused by president Hugo Chavez's death is over, but admitted Wednesday it may take some time.
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