Interviews began this Tuesday, October 13th, for the 127 representatives of civil society vying to join the Judicial Nominating Committee in Venezuela. This committee will be responsible for pre-selecting new magistrates for the TSJ (Tribunal Supremo de Justicia). The preliminary committee hopes to deliver a list of selected candidates to the TSJ in December. The process seeks input from civil society in the selection of judicial officials. This initiative marks a step towards potentially reforming the judicial selection process within the country. The news originated from TalCual, a Venezuelan news source. This development is being closely watched by legal observers and citizens alike.