Venezuela's opposition parties have vowed to find a way to get rid of Leftist President Nicolas Maduro within six months, after taking control of the National Assembly for the first time since 1999, the year the late socialist leader Hugo Chavez came to power. At its first regular session, the opposition-controlled assembly swore in three anti-government lawmakers, defying Maduro who had secured a court injunction to suspend them, in an attempt to take away the opposition's majority.
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