Colombia is a social state under the rule of law, organized in the form of a unitary republic, decentralized, with autonomy of its territorial units.

The 1991 Constitution guarantees a wide range of social, economic and cultural rights as part of the definition of Colombia as a "social state under the rule ...

CONCERNING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Article 374. The Political Constitution of Colombia may be amended by Congress, a. Constituent Assembly, or by the people ...

Colombia is a social state under the rule of law, organized in the form of a unitary republic, decentralized, with autonomy of its territorial units.

Colombia is a social state of law, organized as a unitary, decentralized Republic, with autonomous territorial units, democratic, participatory and pluralistic.

This document has been recompiled and reformatted using texts collected in Oxford's Constitutions of the World and the repository of the Comparative ...

The current Colombian Constitution was adopted in 1991. The previous constitution dated to 1886 and had suffered many amendments, including major amendments in ...

TITLE V - ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE CHAPTER 1 - STRUCTURE OF THE STATE ARTICLE 113. The branches of the government are the legislative, executive, and judicial.

The 1886 Constitution established a strong state with three branches of government, with the executive being the dominant branch. The executive had control over ...

All citizens are guaranteed the right to establish, organize and develop political parties and movements, and the freedom to affiliate with them or to withdraw.