Criminal complaint filed by First Lady Ana Lucía Pineda against content creator Levy Rincón

Formalized criminal complaint by the first lady and simultaneous publication of Senator Jota Pe Hernández's video, generating a media escalation.

First Lady Ana Lucía Pineda filed a criminal complaint against Levy Rincón with the Attorney General's Office. According to verified evidence, complaint registered with the Attorney General's Office, confirmed by an official statement from the Attorney General's Office on October 23, 2026. 25 senators presented a petition to the Attorney General's Office requesting an investigation into Levy Rincón for insult and slander. In addition, records indicate that copy of the petition available on the Senate's portal, document 2026-1023. Article 134b of the Colombian Penal Code defines aggravated harassment and is not prosecutable, requiring an investigation to be opened ex officio. Furthermore, technical reviews confirmed that text of the Penal Code, article 134b, indicates that aggravated harassment is a public action crime.

In addition, records indicate that levy Rincón stated that the complaint aimed to silence his questions about the fate of the first lady's foundation funds, backed by statement from Levy Rincón himself on his Instagram account, October 24, 2026.

Accusations of embezzlement of donations for the seismic emergency and public criticism by Levy Rincón of the transparency of the foundation linked to the first lady. Key preceding milestones include: August 10, 2026 – Earthquake of magnitude 6.2 in Colombia and opening of emergency funds; Mid-September 2026 – Levy Rincón publishes videos questioning the destination of the first lady's foundation resources; October 2026 – 25 senators present a letter to the Prosecutor's Office requesting an investigation for libel and slander against Levy Rincón.

The impact disproportionately falls on the content creator and their followers, while institutions and the first lady have resources to manage legal defense, creating a power asymmetry. Among directly affected sectors are: Vulnerable population: Distrust in institutions and possible intimidation of activists and whistleblowers; Judicial institutions: Additional burden of investigation and media pressure; Media outlets: Increased consumption of sensational content, possible polarization of the public.

Public debate has focused prominently on the positions of Statements from Senator Jota Pe Hernández and the official complaint from the first lady, while observers emphasize the need to consider the perspective of Possible testimonies from independent penal experts and human rights organizations that could evaluate the proportionality of the measure. The article tends to emphasize the supposed persecution of the creator, favoring the censorship narrative, although it recognizes the existence of a formal complaint.