The case of lawyer Linda Loaiza López Soto highlights Venezuela’s ongoing issues with the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (Corte IDH). Since 1996, following the El Amparo massacre, the Corte IDH has issued 33 rulings against the Venezuelan State. This situation involving Loaiza’s trial is a significant development in the pattern of judgements. The rulings indicate a substantial debt owed by Venezuela to the Corte IDH regarding human rights violations. Details of Loaiza’s case, which marked a turning point, were published on TalCual. The broader context reveals a history of judgements against Venezuela related to rights abuses. This ongoing issue places Venezuela under international legal pressure.