The National Assembly (AN) has released a list of 561 applicants vying for eight vacancies on the Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). These positions are open due to the retirement of magistrates in April, with an additional twelve new positions created by recent judicial reforms. The application pool represents a broad range of candidates seeking to fill the critical roles within the country’s highest court. The AN will now begin the process of reviewing applications and selecting candidates for further consideration. This selection process is occurring amidst ongoing political and economic challenges in Venezuela, making the composition of the TSJ particularly significant. The appointments will significantly impact the balance of power within the Venezuelan judicial system. Further details regarding the selection criteria and timeline have not yet been released.