¿Por qué Petro le da tanto poder Isabel Zuleta para defender criminales? Más allá del reclamo por operativos en cárcel de Itagüí

TL;DR

Senator Isabel Zuleta allegedly contacted the Minister of Justice to criticize an anti-extortion operation in Itagüí prison, fearing it would jeopardize peace talks.
Zuleta's advisor, Johan Edisson Giraldo Ospina, is accused of using his official credentials to facilitate the transfer of a key witness in a mining leader's murder case.
Giraldo Ospina is also identified as a significant figure in managing benefits for criminal leaders in Itagüí prison, including access to electronic devices.
The Supreme Court and the Prosecutor's Office are investigating whether Zuleta's actions constituted undue favor to armed organizations.
Magistrate Misael Rodríguez, in a dissenting vote, argued for opening a preliminary investigation against Zuleta based on specific accusations.
Medellín's mayor, Federico Gutiérrez, claimed Zuleta intervened with police commanders to halt the capture of strategic leaders to avoid disrupting peace dialogues.
Zuleta reportedly contacted a military officer to request a halt to combat in Ituango, claiming troops were attacking 'miners,' who were allegedly armed and accompanied by minors.
An incident involving alias Carlos Pesebre in Itagüí prison suggests a resistance to routine security procedures, potentially influenced by Zuleta's perceived stance.

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