Opposition leader Jorge Millán has characterized the elimination of antiterrorist tribunals in Venezuela as a positive step towards political transition. Millán justified the removal of these structures and associated procedures, arguing they provided opportunities for arbitrary actions. He views this change as a reduction in those potential abuses of power. The development was reported by EL NACIONAL. This decision marks a potential shift in the Venezuelan legal system. Millán’s statement underscores ongoing efforts to reform institutions within the country. The elimination signals a move away from policies previously used to address political dissent through the framework of anti-terrorism legislation.