La Fiscalía de Colombia investiga la filtración de información reservada en los expedientes de Zulma Guzmán y Eva Ferrer

La Fiscalía General de la Nación de Colombia inició indagaciones preliminares para esclarecer el origen de la filtración de testimonios y piezas probatorias vinculadas a los procesos penales e institucionales de la exconsejera para la Reconciliación Eva Ferrer y de Zulma Guzmán. El organismo busca determinar la vulneración de la reserva del sumario y establecer las responsabilidades disciplinarias o penales pertinentes.

Judicial inquiries are focusing on verifying the chain of custody for statements delivered to investigators and tracing unauthorized access to institutional documents. The leak of confidential material prompted a review of evidentiary security protocols to prevent external disclosures from compromising ongoing proceedings.

Protecting legal secrecy is a regulatory requirement designed to safeguard due process guarantees and the presumption of innocence. In the Colombian legal context, public dissemination of evidentiary items prior to trial stages triggers ongoing debates regarding press freedom limits and judicial administration safeguards.

Legal experts note that the efficacy of criminal investigations depends on strict compliance with evidence handling standards. The Attorney General's Office stated that the internal review aims to reinforce public accountability and deter unauthorized disclosure of state-custodied data.

Competent authorities will continue gathering technical elements to identify how reserved material reached third parties while ensuring equal legal protections for all involved entities.