Societies that constantly experience scandals, like ours, suffer from a type of collective squizofrenia. Each story of corruption produces two opposite reactions: while some, the moralists, throw up their hands in horror and clamer for exemplary punishments, others, the cynics, shrug their shoulders and say that nothing has happened until there's a final conviction. 

There are two ways of seeing the justified citizen and media indignation in response to the serious accusations against Judge Jorge Pretelt and the ex-Judges Rodrigo Escobar and Alberto Rojas. And two corresponding forms of navigating out of the Constitutional Court's crisis. 

As UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict Zainab Hawa Bangura said, breaking the armed groups' silence about sexual violence is one of the first necessary steps to guarantee truth and justice to victims.