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The first piece of the agreement between the Delcy regime and the 2015 AN is already on the table

The chavista-controlled National Assembly is set to begin reforming the Organic Law of the Supreme Court, fulfilling part of an agreement with the 2015 opposition-led Assembly.

The chavista-dominated National Assembly will hold an extraordinary session on August 27 to discuss a partial reform of the Organic Law of the Supreme Court.

The reform is part of an agreement signed on August 12 between delegations led by Jorge Rodríguez and Dinorah Figuera.

The agreement includes renewing the Judicial Postulation Committee, opening a new process for designating magistrates, and creating a credentials review council.

Negotiations began on June 18 when Figuera returned to Venezuela and met with Rodríguez, leading to a technical and political parity table.

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