CARACAS, Venezuela—Venezuela’s Supreme Court on Saturday scrapped parts of a ruling that had dissolved the National Assembly, but the move was unlikely to quell concerns over President Nicolás Maduro’s slide toward authoritarian rule. Court magistrates, who are close allies of Mr. Maduro, said they reinstated powers that they had taken from the opposition-controlled assembly and returned the immunity from investigation granted to...

Source: Wall Street Journal April 01, 2017 12:35 UTC