Venezuela TSJ redistributes terrorism cases across 700+ courts, lawyers question dismantling
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Jesús María Casal, a prominent Venezuelan law professor, declared his candidacy for the Tribunal Supremo de Justicia (TSJ), framing it as an effort to re-institutionalize the judicial branch. The move signals a potential challenge to the current pro-government judiciary, though its practical impact depends on the selection process and government tolerance. This is a notable political development in Venezuela's ongoing institutional crisis.
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