Venezuelan Government, Opposition Agree to Work Towards Reform of Top Court
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Reformatorisch Dagblad
The Venezuelan interim government has agreed with part of the opposition to reform the Supreme Court. That is the outcome of a second round of talks between the two blocs, mediated by the United States.
This is a first step in a general judicial reform demanded by the opposition and promised by Acting President Delcy Rodríguez who governs under pressure from Washington. In the first round of negotiations initiated in August, the renewal of the justice system, the appointment of new judges of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) and the release of assets from Venezuela in England were agreed upon. In this second round of talks, the members of a bo…
The second cycle of negotiations between Chavismo 3.0 and the opposition group designated by Washington has closed this morning in Caracas with minor advances, but with the...
They also agreed to "accompany" the government's decision to "enlarge" the release of media.
Delegations agreed to accompany the announcement by the national Government to continue and extend the lifting of administrative measures to news portals and electronic media, and to promote an agenda on the use of radio spectrum.
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