Brief
Delegations representing Venezuela’s government and the National Assembly elected in 2015 formally concluded a second round of talks. The parties agreed to review nominations to the Supreme Tribunal of Justice, placing the composition of the country’s highest court on the negotiation agenda.
A negotiated review of Supreme Court candidates could become a measurable test of whether political talks can influence institutions central to contract enforcement, property rights and dispute resolution. The significance depends on whether the agreement produces substantive changes rather than a procedural review.
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Watch for publication of the review process, its timetable and criteria, followed by any revised candidate list or formal decision on Supreme Court appointments.