Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied: A Raw Confrontation with Institutional Indifference and the Human Cost of Bureaucracy. In 2015, the King of Spain apologized to the Sephardic Jewish community for their 1492 expulsion. But what good is an official apology five hundred years later to those who died in exile? In Sorry, We Arrived Late, author, pastor, and father José Martínez delivers a searing critique of a global system that documents human suffering with perfection but moves with deadly slowness to stop it. From the "bystander effect" paralyzed by fear to international agencies trapped in paperwork while lives are destroyed in real-time, this book exposes the tragic divide between the slow clock of political power and the urgent, heartbeat reality of ordinary people.
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