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Over 100 Venezuelan Civil Society Representatives Apply for Judicial Nominations Committee

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More than 100 representatives of Venezuelan civil society have applied to join the Judicial Nominations Committee, responsible for evaluating and preselecting the next judges of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). The application process concluded on Friday, with the evaluation of candidates set to begin. The committee will consist of 12 civil society representatives and 11 deputies, aiming to ensure independence in choosing new magistrates for the TSJ, which has been criticized for serving the government.

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    Más de 100 personas se postulan para participar en la renovación del S...

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    #SepaQue Más de 100 representantes de la sociedad civil de Venezuela s...

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    📢Más de 100 representantes de la sociedad civil se postularon para int...

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