Capital Salud confirmed that María Consuelo Córdoba, a 58-year-old woman from Bogotá, Colombia, has authorization to access euthanasia. ^[1] Arturo Calle, a Colombian businessman, offered to manage the purchase of a home for María Consuelo Córdoba in Bogotá. ^[2] Arturo Calle, a businessman, decided to offer financial resources and a home to María Consuelo Córdoba after hearing her testimony on Caracol Radio. ^[3] Córdoba has undergone approximately 87 surgeries since the attack but has not recovered her quality of life. ^[4] Since the attack, Córdoba has undergone more than 80 surgeries and abandoned by her daughter. ^[5] The acid attack occurred in 2000 when Córdoba was in Istmina, Chocó, before moving to Bogotá with her partner. ^[6] María Consuelo Córdoba has publicly requested euthanasia due to the severe physical and economic consequences of her injuries. ^[7] María Consuelo Córdoba has undergone approximately 87 surgeries over the past 26 years to treat burns and reconstruct affected areas. ^[8] María Consuelo Córdoba is a survivor of an acid attack that occurred in 2000 in Bogotá, Colombia. ^[9] Capital Salud confirmed that María Consuelo does not need to initiate a new request to access the euthanasia procedure she is already authorized for. ^[10] During a 2017 visit to Colombia, Pope Francis reportedly promised María Consuelo not to apply for euthanasia, which influenced her decision to delay the procedure. ^[11] María Consuelo Córdoba plans to proceed with euthanasia if her physical and economic conditions do not improve. ^[12]