Deputy Pablo Pérez has vowed to renew the Tribunal Supremo de Justicia (TSJ) with independent magistrates. He pledged the selection of qualified judges free from partisan quotas and political affiliations, describing the current system as dominated by “quotas and tribes.” Pérez emphasized the importance of an impartial judiciary, signifying a potential shift in the composition of the TSJ. This promise aims to restore trust in the Venezuelan judicial system and ensure its independence. The commitment was made in a statement published by EL NACIONAL. This initiative signals a potential move toward depoliticizing the highest court in Venezuela.