Branches of power

1. 1 jurisdiction
2. 4 high courts

   Nota:

   • Cases dealt with the courts: penal, disciplinary, administrative, constitutional, ordinary, military, and peace
   1. Council of state
      1. Constitutional court
         1. Supreme court
            1. Supreme court of judicature

1. House of representatives

   Nota:

   • 166 members 
2. Senate

   Nota:

   • 102 members

1. President
   1. Ministers cabinet
   2. Governors
   3. Mayors

Nota:

• Colombia is located in South America and is known as the first independent constitutional government of the continent. Additionally, this country is home to two of the oldest political parties in South America: the Liberal Party (founded in 1848) and the Conservative Party (founded in 1849). Today, the government of Colombia is considered a republic, which means that members of the government are elected or appointed by the general public. Retrieved from: https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/what-type-of-government-does-colombia-have.html