(Reuters) - Venezuela's classical music superstar Gustavo Dudamel said on Tuesday he is deeply moved by protests in his home country and the United States, but will not take a public position or align himself with a political side in either nation.
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Venezuela's star conductor Dudamel defends silence on politics
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