TSJ evaluated the progress of commissions deployed in several areas after seismic events

Published at: 20/07/2026 09:58 PM

This Monday, July 20, the magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) held a working meeting with the purpose of reviewing the institutional agenda and following up on the deployments they have been carrying out in the national territory, in support of contingency work after the double earthquake that occurred last June 24.

The Supreme Court, published on its account on the social network Instagram, reported that during the meeting, the progress of the commissions deployed in the different regions was evaluated, aimed at ensuring the efficiency, speed and optimization of the justice service for the benefit of the community.

This working day was led by the president of the highest court, Judge Caryslia Rodríguez, in which she highlighted the total willingness of officials and officials of the Judiciary to provide comprehensive support and support to citizens who were affected by the seismic event.

It ratified the commitment of the Judiciary as a pillar of human and social solidarity at the service of the people in times of contingency.

As part of the immediate response actions, the authorities of the Venezuelan High Court have thoroughly verified the infrastructures of the judicial headquarters in the affected sectors.

These inspections make it possible to certify the safety of the facilities, to protect the integrity of personnel and users, and to ensure the operational continuity of the courts.

In this way, the Judiciary remains deployed in the territory, evaluating first-hand the needs of the justice system, responding to social sensitivity to the realities of the Nation.