An arrest warrant issued on July 9th for Luis Carrera, the alleged aggressor of Linda Loaiza, has remained unimplemented for a month, sparking criticism from human rights organizations. These organizations report that the case is only progressing due to Loaiza’s persistent efforts. They further allege that the executive branch is ignoring repair orders mandated by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. The lack of action highlights concerns regarding the handling of violence against women and the enforcement of judicial rulings. The continued delay in Carrera’s arrest underscores a perceived systemic failure to prioritize the safety and justice for victims of aggression. Activists are demanding immediate action to execute the warrant and ensure accountability. The case is being closely watched as a test of the country’s commitment to addressing gender-based violence.