The defense team for former Colombian prosecutor Eduardo Campo has formally protested significant delays in the “Zolic” case, which involves accusations of corruption. Despite seventeen scheduled hearings, no judicial stage has been concluded, causing substantial setbacks in the legal proceedings. Campo remains in pre-trial detention, and a review of his continued imprisonment has not yet been addressed. The defense alleges these delays are hindering Campo’s right to a timely defense. The “Zolic” case, a high-profile corruption investigation, has been plagued by repeated postponements, raising concerns about the efficiency of the Colombian judicial system. This protracted process impacts not only the defendant but also the pursuit of justice in this corruption matter. The ongoing delays further complicate an already complex legal battle, leaving Campo’s fate uncertain and preventing a full examination of the accusations against him.