TSJ participated in the preparatory meeting for the XXIII Ibero-American Judicial Summit

During the meeting, the countries agreed on a collaborative worksheet divided into three stages.
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Published at: 21/10/2026 01:07 PM

The Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) virtually joined a working meeting with judicial authorities from 23 countries to prepare for the next Ibero-American Judicial Summit (CJI), to be held next year in the Federative Republic of Brazil.

During the meeting, as reported by the Venezuelan News Agency (AVN), the countries agreed on a collaborative worksheet divided into three stages: access to justice; processing, management of cases and hearings; and decision, compliance and publication.

In this regard, Venezuela, together with the delegations of Spain and Peru, will assume the responsibility of leading the second phase of the operational plan.

The Venezuelan High Court was represented by the magistrate of the Constitutional Chamber, Michel Adriana Velásquez Grillet, and the magistrate of the Electoral Chamber, Inocencio Antonio Figueroa Arizaleta.

Mazo News Team

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