The #MeToo movement has reignited in Colombia, particularly among female journalists, following the suspension of two prominent figures from Caracol, a major television network. Juanita Gómez, a journalist who experienced harassment in 2015, publicly shared her story after seeing others come forward. This has led to the creation of the #YoTeCreoColega movement, which has received over 220 reports of harassment across various sectors, including education and NGOs. The movement has prompted significant responses, including a directive from Attorney General Luz Adriana Camargo to initiate investigations based on social media reports, thus removing the need for formal complaints. The allegations have also reached the political arena, affecting the administration of President Gustavo Petro. Despite the progress, challenges remain, as victims still face difficulties in accessing justice. A survey conducted by the University of the Andes revealed that 60% of female journalists reported experiencing gender-based violence, with 79% identifying their superiors as the aggressors. Activists are committed to ensuring that the momentum of this movement leads to real change in addressing harassment in Colombia.