Linda Loaiza has reported yet another delay in her pursuit of justice, marking 25 years since the initial events. She was recently notified of a scheduled hearing to review appeals submitted by both the Public Ministry and herself, as the victim in the case. However, the hearing’s purpose is simply to *review* existing appeals, indicating no immediate resolution. Loaiza publicly denounced this further postponement, expressing frustration over the prolonged legal battle. The case highlights significant issues within the Venezuelan judicial system, particularly concerning the time it takes to achieve closure for victims. This recent development continues a decades-long struggle for Loaiza, demonstrating the challenges faced by those seeking accountability and resolution through the courts. The situation raises questions about the efficiency and effectiveness of the legal processes in handling long-standing cases.