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Chavismo and Opposition Agree to Renew Supreme Court in Venezuela

Chavismo and the opposition have reached an agreement to renew all judges of Venezuela's Supreme Court during a dialogue facilitated by the United States.

13 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Chavismo and the opposition in Venezuela have agreed to renew all judges that make up the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). This agreement was reached during a dialogue cycle driven by the United States in search of a transition in the country.

The agreement includes a reform of the Supreme Court of Justice law and establishes transparency mechanisms for the use of Venezuelan resources abroad. This process aims to recover assets for the country.

Details regarding the timeline for the implementation of these measures have not been specified, but both parties have expressed their intention to move forward with this agreement.

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