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Caryslia Beatriz Rodriguez, president of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), reported that the institution “has served more than 137,000 people throughout the country through the work of a team and the entire judicial power.”
The official stressed that if any problems arise, those who answer the TSJ call “will have the solutions at hand.” “This is the result of a huge effort by the men and women of the judiciary and various agencies that work with us to provide timely and prompt responses to the people.”
In this sense, he explained that, with this total, “nearly 128,000 operations have been performed.” Finally, he noted that the operation will be deployed in the 22 parishes of Caracas.
#EnVideo📹| Chairman @TSJ_Venezuela, @BeatrizRabg He explained that thanks to the efforts of Venezuela’s national judicial department and staff from various institutions, more than 100,000 people have received assistance across the country.#VenezuelaWorldPoetry pic.twitter.com/BMsQs0nQVx
— VTV CANAL 8 (@VTVcanal8) July 10, 2024
More than 400 mobile courts across the country
TSJ reported through its social networks that from February 9, 2024 to date, 402 mobile courts have been deployed across the country, an action that will continue to serve the people and ensure that their complaints are considered and resolved as quickly as possible.
Likewise, the entity will be deployed simultaneously in the states of Barinas, Falcon, Miranda and Caracas, starting on July 10 of this year. Likewise, according to VTV, it is known that the mobile court was set up last Tuesday in the city of Baruta, in the state of Miranda, where 375 people were treated, the Attorney General of the Republic, Tarek William Saab, detailed.
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