Venezuelan lawyer Omar Mora Tosta argues that abolishing specialized terrorism courts will not necessarily lead to improvements in the judicial system. He claims the number of such courts has actually increased, stating there are now "more than 600 tribunals at the national level." These courts will continue to review detentions occurring for political reasons. Mora Tosta’s statement suggests the issue lies deeper than simply the existence of these specialized tribunals. He implies that systemic problems within the Venezuelan judicial system are the primary obstacle to fair legal proceedings. The lawyer’s comments highlight concerns regarding politically motivated detentions continuing despite potential court restructuring in Venezuela. This information was originally published on TalCual.