More than 80 former Venezuelan political prisoners called for a new Supreme Court and an independent electoral body to be guaranteed.
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At least 84 former political prisoners and persecuted individuals in Venezuela formally requested the ongoing dialogue table between the government and the opposition to guarantee the formation of a new Supreme Court of Justice and an independent electoral authority.
Simultaneously, the interim government and the opposition have agreed to pursue a key judicial system reform. As part of these negotiations aimed at facilitating a democratic transition, the factions are also working to recover Venezuelan gold reserves currently frozen in the United Kingdom.
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Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) (DO)Focuses on the broader government-opposition pact for judicial reform and frozen gold.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Highlights the demand by former political prisoners for a new Supreme Court and electoral body.
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