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Venezuelan Lawmakers Advance US-Backed Supreme Court Overhaul
Source: Bloomberg
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Venezuela’s National Assembly advanced a plan to restart the selection of Supreme Court justices, signaling a concrete step from US-backed political talks to rebuild democratic institutions. While this is not yet a full outcome, it raises the odds of near-term judicial-system stabilization. The development is modestly positive for political-risk sentiment and could modestly influence investor views on Venezuela’s institutional trajectory.
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