Morning light filtered through the bulletproof glass of the Constitutional Monitoring Commission headquarters, casting long shadows across Eliza Reed's desk. The transparent walls—both literal and metaphorical symbols of the reforms implemented five years ago—allowed citizens to observe the operations of those entrusted with preserving their hard-won freedoms. Today, like most days, a small group of students on a civics tour watched from the observation area as the Director of the Commission began her daily review.