Political analysts are praising initial outcomes of the Venezuelan dialogue, specifically a planned recomposition of the Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ). Experts like Carmen Beatriz Fernández and Enderson Sequera believe this represents a positive step toward dismantling the structure established under Chavismo. The move aims to align the TSJ with constitutional limits, shifting away from purely partisan allocations of power. Previously, appointments to the TSJ were largely based on political affiliation rather than legal merit, raising concerns about impartiality. This agreement signals a potential move towards a more independent judiciary. The recomposition is considered a significant achievement facilitated by the ongoing dialogue between government and opposition forces. The process is expected to reshape the Venezuelan judicial landscape.