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July 2026 10th legislative term of Colombia April 2023 May 2025 25em 10th Congress of Colombia Logo Congreso de Colombia.png 200px July 20, 2026 July 20, 2030 9th 11th President Abelardo de la Espriella Vice President José Manuel Restrepo Senate 103 President Honorio Henríquez First Vice President Manuel Antonio Virgüez Second Vice President Alejandro Ocampo Chamber of Representatives 183 President Nicolás Barguil First Vice President Simón Molina Second Vice President Erick Velasco The 10th Congress of Colombia, composed of the Senate and the Chamber of Representatives, is the current convocation of the legislative branch of the Republic of Colombia. It convened on July 20, 2026 in Bogotá. It will meet through the four-year term of the 36th President of Colombia Abelardo de la Espriella, ending on July 20, 2030. In total, it is composed of 103 senators and 183 representatives. Members Senate The following are the terms of the senators of this Congress, according to the date of election: For senators elected on March 8, 2026: July 20, 2026 – July 20, 2030 SenatorPartyTermTerm endingBlocRegistered in Andrés ForeroLópez 2026Democratic Centre12030 Government Bogotá, D.C. Rafael NietoLópez 2026Democratic Centre12030 Government Bogotá, D.C. Claudia Margarita ZuletaDemocratic Centre12030 Government César Hernán CadavidDemocratic Centre22030 Government Antioquía Julia Correa NuttinDemocratic Centre12030 Government Antioquía Carlos MeiselDemocratic Centre22030 Government Atlántico Christian GarcésDemocratic Centre12030 Government Valle del Cauca María Clara PosadaDemocratic Centre12030 Government Santander Honorio HenríquezBejarano Zorrilla 2026 Democratic Centre42030 Government Magdalena Alirio BarreraDemocratic Centre22030 Government Casanare Esteban QuinteroDemocratic Centre22030 Government Antioquía Enrique CabralesDemocratic Centre12030 Government Antioquía Óscar VillamizarDemocratic Centre22030 Government Santander Juan Fernando EspinalDemocratic Centre12030 Government Antioquía María Angélica GuerraDemocratic Centre22030 Government Sucre Juan Fernando Caicedo CallejasDemocratic Centre22030 Government Tolima Zandra BernalDemocratic Centre22030 Government Cundinamarca Nadia BlelLópez 2026Conservative12030 Government Bolívar Wadith ManzurLópez 2026Conservative12030 Government Córdoba Daniel RestrepoConservative12030 Government Antioquía David BarguilConservative22030 Government Córdoba Miguel Ángel BarretoConservative32030 Government Tolima Liliana BenavidesConservative12030 Government Nariño Marcos Daniel PinedaConservative22030 Government Córdoba Luis Eduardo DíazConservative12030 Government Santander Juan Carlos GarcíaConservative32030 Government Norte de Santander Santiago BarretoConservative12030 Government Tolima Johnnatan TamayoConservative12030 Government Meta Norma HurtadoLópez 2026Union Party for the People22030 Government Valle del Cauca Juan Carlos GarcésLópez 2026Union Party for the People22030 Government Valle del Cauca Wilmer Carrillo Union Party for the People12030 Government Norte de Santander Alfredo DeluqueUnion Party for the People22030 Government La Guajira Jhony Besaile Union Party for the People22030 Government Córdoba Ana Paola García Union Party for the People12030 Government Córdoba María Irma Noreña Union Party for the People12030 Government Risaralda Antonio José Correa Union Party for the People32030 Government Bolívar Edgardo EspitiaLópez 2026Radical Change12030 Government Córdoba José GómezLópez 2026Radical Change12030 Government Cundinamarca Selmen AranaRadical Change12030 Government Bolívar Didier LoboRadical Change22030 Government Cesar Gonzalo BauteRadical Change12030 Government Atlántico Carlos FareloRadical Change22030 Government Magdalena Nelson LópezRadical Change12030 Government Boyacá Enrique Gómez MartínezLópez 2026National Salvation Movement12030 Government Bogotá, D.C. Sara CastellanosLópez 2026National Salvation Movement12030 Government Bogotá, D.C. Germán RodríguezLópez 2026National Salvation Movement12030 Government Cundinamarca Alejandro BermeoLópez 2026 National Salvation Movement12030 Government Huila Ana Paola AgudeloSantillana Ayala 2026 Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation32030 Government Tolima Manuel Antonio VírguezBejarano Zorrilla 2026 Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation32030 Government Bogotá, D.C. Carlos GuevaraSantillana Ayala 2026 Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation22030 Government Bogotá, D.C. María VillalbaSantillana Ayala 2026 New Liberalism12030 Government Bogotá, D.C. Lidio GarcíaSantillana Ayala 2026 Liberal32030 Independent Bolívar Yessid PulgarSantillana Ayala 2026 Liberal12030 Independent Atlántico María LoperaSantillana Ayala 2026 Liberal12030 Independent Antioquía Alix VargasSantillana Ayala 2026 Liberal12030 Independent Norte de Santander Gersson VargasSantillana Ayala 2026 Liberal12030 Independent Cundinamarca Camilo TorresJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Liberal12030 Independent Atlántico Leonardo GallegoLiberal12030 Independent Valle del Cauca Óscar Sánchez 1Liberal12030 Independent Cundinamarca Héctor EspinosaLiberal12030 Independent Sucre Fabio AmínLiberal32030 Independent Córdoba Eduardo EnríquezIndependent Social Alliance12030 Independent Nariño Gustavo MorenoIndependent Social Alliance22030 Independent Santander Wilder EscobarIndependent Social Alliance12030 Independent Caldas Luis Carlos RúaIndependent Social Alliance12030 Independent AntioquíaCarolina CorchoHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Antioquía Iván CepedaHe received the seat as the second-place presidential candidate in the 2026 presidential electionHistoric Pact32030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. Pedro FlorézHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Santander Carmen CaicedoHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. Wilson AriasJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact12030 Opposition Norte de Santander Laura AhumadaJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact12030 Opposition Cundinamarca Wilson "Wally" RodríguezJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact12030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C.Aída AvellaJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact32030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. Ferney SilvaJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact12030 Opposition Cundinamarca Esmeralda HernándezHistoric Pact22030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. Carlos Alberto BenavidesHistoric Pact22030 Opposition Nariño Sandra ChindoyHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Putumayo Jorge OcampoHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Valle del Cauca María Eugenia LondoñoHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Risaralda Alex FlórezHistoric Pact22030 Opposition Antioquía Kamelia ZuluagaHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Antioquía Agmeth EscafHistoric Pact22030 Opposition Atlántico Isabel ContrerasHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Sucre Kevin Gómez PazHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Valle del Cauca Isabel ZuletaHistoric Pact22030 Opposition Antioquía Martín CarabalíHistoric Pact22030 Opposition Cauca Deisy Johana Osorio Historic Pact12030 Opposition La Guajira David RaceroHistoric Pact22030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. Alejandra OmañaHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Norte de Santander Orlando De La HozHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Atlántico Mary JuradoHistoric Pact12030 Opposition Cauca Jonathan PulidoGreen Alliance22030 Opposition Santander Andrea PadillaGreen Alliance22030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. John AmayaGreen Alliance12030 Opposition Boyacá Ariel ÁvilaGreen Alliance22030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. Duvalier SánchezGreen Alliance12030 Opposition Valle del Cauca Jennifer PedrazaDignity and Commitment12030 Opposition Bogotá, D.C. José MaceaEn Marcha12030 Opposition Sucre Luis MejíaDemocratic12030 Opposition Atlántico Martha Peralta Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement22030 Opposition La Guajira José Tumbo Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement12030 Opposition Cauca Chamber of Representatives Terms of members of the Chamber of Representatives began on July 20, 2026, and will end on July 20, 2030, unless stated otherwise. DepartmentRepresentativePartyTermBloc Bogotá, D.C. María Fernanda CarrascalJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact2Opposition Laura BeltránJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact1Opposition María del Mar PizarroJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact2Opposition Daniel MonroyJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact1Opposition Heráclito LandinezJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact2Opposition Claudia RomeroJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact1Opposition Jairo VargasJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact1Opposition Gabriel BecerraJimenéz Valencia Razo 2026 Historic Pact2Opposition Daniel Briceño Democratic Center1Government José Uscátegui Democratic Center2Government Nelly Mosquera Democratic Center1Government David Cote Democratic Center1Government Luz Gordillo Democratic Center1Government Jesús Lorduy Democratic Center1Government Carlos Osorio Democratic Center2Government Catherine Juvinao Green Alliance2Opposition Mauricio Toro Green Alliance2Opposition Carol Borda National Salvation Movement1Government Bleidy Pérez Liberal1Independent Amazonas Mónica Bocanegra Liberal2Independent Orlando Rayo La Voz del Amazonas1Opposition Antioquia Andrés Guerra Democratic Center1Government José Orjuela Democratic Center1Government Melissa Orrego Democratic Center1Government Óscar Pérez Democratic Center2Government Ana Mora Democratic Center1Government Juan Zuluaga Democratic Center1Government Jhon Berrío Democratic Center2Government Hernán Muriel Historic Pact1Opposition Verónica Estrada Historic Pact1Opposition Alejandro Toro Historic Pact2Opposition Camilo Gómez Liberal1Independent Diver Franco Liberal1Independent Luis Patiño Creemos Colombia Creemos es1Government Simón Molina Creemos Colombia Creemos es1Government Jaime Cano Conservative1Independent Luis López Conservative2Independent Nataly Vélez Radical Change1Independent Arauca Germán Rozo Liberal2Opposition Manuel Pérez Democratic Center2Government Atlántico Estefanel Gutiérrez Radical Change2Government Welfran Mendoza Radical Change2Government Samir Radi Radical Change2Government Jaime Santamaria Historic Pact2Opposition Andrea Vargas Historic Pact2Opposition Jezmi Barraza Liberal2Opposition Cesar Barrera Liberal2Opposition Bolívar Yolanda Wong Liberal2Opposition Maria Salas Conservative2Government Juliana Aray Conservative2Government Andrés Montes Conservative2Government Amaury Pérez Historic Pact2Opposition José Ardila Democratic CenterThis candidate also received support from the Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)2Government Boyacá Yamit Hurtado Green Alliance2Opposition Jaime Salamanca Green Alliance2Opposition Jose Bohórquez Historic Pact2Opposition Eduar Triana Democratic Center2Government Ingrid Sogamoso ConservativeThis candidate also received support from the National Salvation Movement2Government Héctor Chaparro Liberal2Opposition Caldas Santiago Osorio Historic PactThis candidate also received support from the Green Alliance2Opposition José Cardona Liberal2Opposition Manuel Correa Independent Social Alliance2Opposition Juan Londoño Conservative2Government Mateo Hidalgo Democratic CenterThis candidate also received support from the Union Party for the People2Government Caquetá Juan Duque Caquetá Coalition2Opposition José Ramón Radical ChangeThis candidate also received support from the Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)2Government Casanare Arledy Alvarado Democratic Center2Government Diego García Green Alliance2Opposition Cauca Jorge Bastidas Historic Pact2Opposition Aida QuilcuéShe received the seat as the second-place vice-presidential candidate in the 2026 presidential election. Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement2Opposition Luz Moncayo Historic Pact2Opposition Edgar Gómez Liberal2Opposition Victor Armero Cauca Force2Opposition Cesar Alexandra Pineda Historic Pact2Opposition Mello Castro Liberal2Opposition Carlos Peña Union Party for the People2Government Alfredo Cuello Conservative2Government Chocó Omar Vidal Liberal2Opposition Sandra Palacios Liberal2Opposition Córdoba Juan Rangel Reborn Colombia2Opposition Martha Ruiz Reborn Colombia2Opposition Luis Ballesteros Historic Pact2Opposition Jose Olivera Radical Change2Government Nicolás Barguil Conservative2Government Cundinamarca Heiner Gaitán Historic Pact2Opposition Francy Moreno Historic Pact2Opposition Yeisson Zapata Historic Pact2Opposition Hilda Gutiérrez Democratic CenterThis candidate also received support from the Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)2Government Dania Álvarez Democratic CenterThis candidate also received support from the Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)2Government Julio Salazar Conservative2Government Daniel Bernal Democratic2Opposition Guainía Jhonn Molina Union Party for the People2Government Carlos Cuenca Radical Change2Government Guaviare Jorge Quevedo Conservative2Government Alexander Bermudez Liberal2Opposition Huila Flora Perdomo Liberal2Opposition Lucy Bravo Liberal2Opposition Lourdes Mateus Historic Pact2Opposition Julio Triana Radical Change2Government La Guajira Jorge Figueroa Union Party for the People2Government Juan Gómez Conservative2Government Magdalena Kelyn González Liberal2Opposition Chadan Rosado Democratic Center2Government José Hernández Historic Pact2Opposition Elizabeth Molina Broad Democratic Coalition for Peace2Opposition Franklin Lozano Conservative2Government Meta Daruin Castellanos Democratic Center2Government María Mayusa Historic Pact2Opposition Milton Carreño Union Party for the People2Government Nariño Erick Velasco Historic Pact2Opposition Rosita Guevara Historic Pact2Opposition Christian Palacios Historic Pact2Opposition Carlos Pantoja Conservative2Government Julio Álvarez Liberal2Opposition Alejandra Abasolo Let's Move Forward Nariño2Opposition Norte de Santander José Duarte Conservative2Government Diana Riveros Union Party for the People2Government Luis Rodríguez Liberal2Opposition Juan Corzo Democratic Center2Government Eimy Suarez Radical Change2Government Putumayo Miguel Rubio Historic PactThis candidate also received support from the Green Alliance2Opposition Diego Zambrano Conservative2Opposition Quindío Jesús Bedoya Democratic CenterThis candidate also received support from the Conservative Party2Government Miguel Grisales Historic Pact2Opposition John Pérez Radical Change2Government Risaralda Fernando Arias Historic Pact2Opposition Franyela Bermúdez Radical ChangeThis candidate also received support from the Union Party for the People2Government José Espinosa Democratic CenterThis candidate also received support from the Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (MIRA)2Government José Arias Liberal2Opposition San Andrés and Providencia Elizabeth Jay-Pang Liberal2Opposition Jorge Méndez Radical Change2Government Santander Camilo Torres Historic Pact2Opposition Yolanda Silva Historic Pact2Opposition Jonathan Pineda Democratic Center2Government Miguel Pinto Democratic Center2Government Diego Ariza Union Party for the People2Government Guillermo Blanco Conservative2Government Mario Carvajal Liberal2Opposition Sucre Pedro Paternina Liberal2Opposition Alejandro De la Ossa The Force Party2Opposition Milene Jarava Union Party for the People2Government Tolima Guillermo Alvira Conservative2Government Delcy Isaza Conservative2Government José Martínez Conservative2Government Marco Hincapié Historic PactThis candidate also received support from "Green Alliance"2Opposition Renzo García Historic PactThis candidate also received support from "Green Alliance"2Opposition Carlos Osorio Democratic Center2Government Valle del Cauca Alfredo Mondragón Historic Pact2Opposition Ana Erazo Historic Pact2Opposition Jorge Palacio Historic Pact2Opposition Laura Vera Historic Pact2Opposition Carlos Arizabaleta Historic Pact2Opposition Paola Quiñones Historic Pact2Opposition Víctor Salcedo Union Party for the People2Government Luis Chávez Union Party for the People2Government Santiago Castro Democratic Center2Government Jaime Arizabaleta Democratic Center2Government David Pinilla Liberal2Opposition Hernando González League of Rulers2Opposition Juan Rojas Now Colombia2Opposition Vaupés Camilo Ávila Union Party for the People2Government Oscar Espinosa Independent Social Alliance2Opposition Vichada Luis Álvarez Liberal2Opposition Juan Londoño Union Party for the People2Government Citizens abroad Pedro Alejandro Murcia Lamprea Democratic Center2Government Afro-Colombians Benildo Estupiñan Colombian Ecologist Party2Opposition Omar Bonilla Expresión Afroambiental2Opposition Indigenous peoples Linderman Andrada Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement2Opposition Carlos Calvo Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement2Opposition Raizal Elizabeth Jay-Pang Díaz Liberal2Opposition Notes Footnotes References 30em yes https://www.rtvcnoticias.com/politica/asi-quedo-conformada-la-camara-de-representantes-tras-las-elecciones-2026 Cámara de Representantes en Colombia: así se distribuyen las curules tras las elecciones 2026 House of Representatives in Colombia: this is how seats are distributed after the 2026 elections July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 RTVC https://newsroom.rcnradio.com/colombia/como-quedo-conformado-el-nuevo-congreso-2026-2030 Así quedó conformado el nuevo Congreso 2026-2030 This is how the new Congress 2026-2030 is composed July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 López Sara Stephania RCN Radio https://www.eltiempo.com/politica/congreso/asi-quedo-conformada-la-nueva-comision-de-investigacion-y-acusacion-la-celula-encargada-de-investigar-al-presidente-de-la-republica-3572600 Así quedó conformada la nueva Comisión de Investigación y Acusación, la célula encargada de investigar al Presidente de la República This is how the new Investigation and Accusation Commission was formed, the body in charge of investigating the President of the Republic July 21, 2026 July 20, 2026 Santillana Ayala Felipe El Tiempo https://www.elpais.com.co/politica/nicolas-barguil-nuevo-presidente-de-la-camara-de-representantes-asi-quedo-conformada-la-mesa-directiva-2031.html Nicolás Barguil, nuevo presidente de la Cámara de Representantes: así quedó conformada la Mesa Directiva Nicolás Barguil, new president of the Chamber of Representatives: this is how the Board of Directors was formed July 21, 2026 July 20, 2026 Bejarano Zorrilla Fernando José El País https://www.semana.com/politica/articulo/asi-quedaron-las-cargas-politicas-en-la-camara-de-representantes-abelardo-de-la-espriella-tiene-votos-pero-el-pacto-es-mayoria/202600/ Así quedaron las cargas políticas en la Cámara de Representantes This is how the political balance turned out in the Chamber of Representatives July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 Semana https://www.noticiasrcn.com/colombia/asi-quedo-conformada-la-nueva-comision-de-acusaciones-en-la-camara-de-representantes-1042368 Así quedó conformada la nueva Comisión de Acusaciones en la Cámara de Representantes This is how the new Accusations Commission in the Chamber of Representatives was formed July 21, 2026 July 20, 2026 Quiroga Valeria Noticias RCN none https://caracol.com.co/2026/03/30/asi-quedo-conformada-la-camara-para-el-proximo-cuatrienio-estos-son-todos-los-representantes/ Así quedó conformada la Cámara para el próximo cuatrienio: estos son todos los representantes This is how the Chamber was formed for the next four-year term: these are all the representatives July 21, 2026 March 30, 2026 Duarte Laura Caracol Radio none https://www.infobae.com/colombia/2026/03/09/asi-quedo-conformada-la-camara-de-representantes-para-el-periodo-2026-2030/ Así quedó conformada la Cámara de Representantes para el periodo 2026-2030 This is how the Chamber of Representatives was formed for the period 2026-2030 July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 Bernal Jhon Infobae none https://www.elcolombiano.com/colombia/camara-de-representantes-lista-completa-20262030-BO35085721 Cámara de Representantes: lista completa 2026-2030 Chamber of Representatives: full list 2026-2030 July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 Valencia Ríos Brian Ferney El Colombiano none https://www.elnuevosiglo.com.co/politica/asi-quedo-conformada-la-camara-de-representantes-2026 Así quedó conformada la Cámara de Representantes 2026 This is how the 2026 Chamber of Representatives was formed July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 El Nuevo Siglo none https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2026/03/09/colombia/senado-elecciones-legislativas-orix Elecciones legislativas en Colombia 2026: así se perfila el nuevo Congreso Legislative elections in Colombia 2026: this is how the new Congress is taking shape July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 Jimenéz Valencia Sebastián Razo Jhashua CNN en Español https://www.elespectador.com/politica/elecciones-colombia-2026/asi-quedo-la-camara-2026-2030-lista-completa-de-representantes-tras-cierre-de-los-escrutinios-noticias-hoy/ Así quedó la Cámara 2026-2030: lista completa de representantes tras cierre de los escrutinios This is how the 2026-2030 Chamber ended up: complete list of representatives after the vote counting ended July 21, 2026 March 25, 2026 El Espectador https://www.rtvcnoticias.com/politica/asi-quedo-conformada-la-camara-de-representantes-tras-las-elecciones-2026 Cámara de Representantes en Colombia: así se distribuyen las curules tras las elecciones 2026 House of Representatives in Colombia: this is how seats are distributed after the 2026 elections July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 RTVC https://www.lafm.com.co/politica/elecciones-congreso-cne-termino-escrutinios-camara-de-representantes-asi-quedo-conformada-la-corporacion-394908 Elecciones Congreso: CNE terminó escrutinios a Cámara de Representantes; así quedó conformada la corporación Congress Elections: CNE finished counting votes for the Chamber of Representatives; this is how the body was formed July 21, 2026 March 25, 2026 Jerez Daniel La FM none https://www.elheraldo.co/politica/2026/03/09/elecciones-al-congreso-asi-quedaron-conformados-el-senado-y-la-camara-2026-2030/ Elecciones al Congreso: así quedaron conformados el Senado y la Cámara 2026-2030 Congressional Elections: this is how the Senate and the Chamber 2026-2030 were formed July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 El Heraldo https://caracol.com.co/2026/03/09/asi-queda-conformada-la-camara-por-el-quindio/ Así queda conformada la Cámara por el Quindío This is how the Chamber for Quindío is formed July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 Trejos Adrián Caracol Radio none https://www.elnuevosiglo.com.co/politica/se-confirma-el-mayor-numero-de-escanos-en-la-camara-para-el-pacto Se confirma el mayor número de escaños en la Cámara para el Pacto The largest number of seats in the Chamber is confirmed for the Pact July 21, 2026 March 25, 2026 El Nuevo Siglo https://www.elespectador.com/politica/resultados-camara-representantes-2026-por-departamentos/ Resultados Cámara de Representantes 2026 por departamentos 2026 Chamber of Representatives results by departments July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 El Espectador https://www.elheraldo.co/politica/2026/03/09/resultados-elecciones-al-congreso-2026-estos-son-los-candidatos-elegidos-para-el-senado-y-camara-de-representantes/ Resultados elecciones al Congreso 2026: estos son los candidatos elegidos para el Senado y Cámara de Representantes 2026 Congressional election results: these are the candidates elected to the Senate and Chamber of Representatives July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 El Heraldo https://www.elpais.com.co/elecciones-2026/el-valle-del-cauca-tendria-22-congresistas-electos-cual-sera-el-poder-real-de-estos-representantes-0911.html El Valle del Cauca tendría 22 congresistas electos; ¿cuál será el poder real de estos representantes? Valle del Cauca would have 22 elected congressmen; what will be the real power of these representatives? July 21, 2026 March 9, 2026 Palacios Cortez Laura El País none Category:Congress of Colombia