The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, led the Solemn Session of Opening of Judicial Activities 2025, in the main auditorium of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ).
This event, which marks the beginning of the judicial activities of the year, was held in an atmosphere of commitment and renewal, where the highest authority of the TSJ presented a balance of the judicial management of the previous year, evidencing the achievements and challenges of the justice system in the country.
The ceremony brought together the highest authorities of the Powers of the Venezuelan State, including magistrates of the TSJ; the Executive Vice President of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez; sectoral vice presidents; ministers of the Executive Cabinet; deputies of the National Assembly; the Attorney General, Tareck William Saab; the Comptroller General, Gustavo Vizcaino; the Ombudsman, Alfredo Ruiz; members of the High Command of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces; the diplomatic corps accredited in the country; magistrates emeritus; as well as representatives of the People’s Power and Communal Justices of the Peace.
This broad call reaffirms the commitment of the Venezuelan State to an inclusive and accessible justice for all, in the midst of a day that ratifies the commitment of the Bolivarian Government to strengthen justice, in a clear sign that Venezuela is moving towards a future in which the law and collective well-being prevail.
This beginning of the judicial year promises to be a decisive chapter in the construction of a justice that belongs to the people, laying the foundations for a true social and political revolution in which each citizen has a voice in their justice system.
