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The State Department will brief a Senate committee on the matter; the House will soon finalize a sanctions bill.

While US could still use targeted sanctions against Venezuela, Juan Manuel Santos announced Maduro had agreed to a dialogue with opposition sectors.

The resolution, sponsored by Cuban-American senators Bob Menendez (D-NJ) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), will head to the full Senate for a vote.

Lawmakers in Florida have pushed the Obama administration to punish the Venezuelan government for violence against demonstrators.

Marco Rubio, a Cuban-American senator from Florida, called the government of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro "puppets of Havana," and said he would push for sanctions against them for recent violence against opposition protesters.

Sen. Marco Rubio has slammed President Obama for the apology he made to an art history professor after he criticized the discipline in a speech.

Miami members of Congress have spoken out publically against President Nicolas Maduro and urged him to bring peace to the troubled capital.

Sen. Rubio said he didn't think a comprehensive immigration reform of the sort he joined the Senate Gang of Eight to help craft would pass until President Barack Obama left office.