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JEP denounced the paralyzation of the Linda Loaiza case and demanded compliance with repairs

The NGO Justicia, Encuentro y Perdón (JEP) denounced the paralysis of the Linda Loaiza case in Venezuela's judicial system, citing lack of will to advance justice and the failure to notify authorities of an arrest warrant.

JEP denounced the lack of will in Venezuela's judicial system to advance the Linda Loaiza case, with investigations into official responsibilities paralyzed.

An arrest warrant issued in July 2026 against the aggressor has not been formally notified to CICPC, migration authorities, or Interpol, according to JEP.

Hearings have been systematically postponed, keeping the trial stalled.

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ordered reparations that remain unimplemented, including educational programs, medical and psychological care, indemnifications, scholarships, and a public act of responsibility.

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