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Venezuelan government, opposition agree to work towards reform of top court

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Venezuela's interim government and the political opposition have agreed to work towards reforming the country's top court after a second round of talks in Caracas. Both sides appointed a seven-member panel to review how court candidates are selected and said they would keep examining the legislation needed to transform the judicial system. The deal is the first tangible step towards judicial reforms promised by interim President Delcy Rodriguez, with a further round of talks scheduled for next month.

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