Venezuela’s interim government agrees to Supreme Court reform with some opposition groups
A seven-member commission will examine how Supreme Court judges are selected following US-mediated talks between Venezuela’s interim government and some opposition groups. [1]
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Venezuela’s interim government and some opposition groups have agreed to reform the Supreme Court after a second round of talks mediated by the United States, ANP reported through Nieuws.nl. [1]
A seven-member commission has been appointed to examine how the court’s judges are chosen. Its work is a first step towards wider changes to the judicial system discussed in an initial round of talks in August. [1]
Not all opposition figures are taking part. María Corina Machado is barred from joining the negotiations or entering Venezuela, ANP reported. [1]
Interim leader Delcy Rodríguez also promised at the United Nations this week that Venezuela would hold elections, but gave no timetable. [1]
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