Cuts to resources for the Jurisdicción Especial para la Paz (JEP) – Colombia’s Truth Commission – during its crucial phase of recognition and sanctions jeopardize the rights of victims, particularly within Macrocaso 11. This timing is especially concerning as the JEP moves towards decisive stages of its work. The reduction in funding compromises the commission’s ability to fully address the experiences and demands of those affected by the conflict. Concerns are rising that these cuts will hinder the JEP’s capacity to deliver justice and accountability. La Silla Vacía reports that diminished resources will particularly impact the handling of Macrocaso 11, a significant case involving widespread human rights violations. This situation underscores the challenges facing transitional justice efforts in Colombia.