The Constitution of 1991 is the current constitution of Colombia. It was adopted on July 4, 1991, and replaced the Constitution of 1886.

Federalism in Colombia is characterized by a weak central government. This is because the constitution grants significant powers to the regional and local governments.

There are 32 departments in Colombia.

Bogota is the capital of Colombia.

Spanish is the official language of Colombia.

Bogota is the largest city in Colombia.

The currency of Colombia is the peso.

Ivan Duque Marquez is the president of Colombia.

The legislative branch of the Colombian government is the Congress of the Republic.

There are 102 members in the Senate of Colombia.

There are 166 members in the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia.

The Constitutional Court is the highest court in Colombia.

The Constitutional Court of Colombia has the function to interpret the constitution, to review the constitutionality of laws, and to protect human rights.

The Bank of the Republic is the central bank of Colombia.

The Bank of the Republic has the function to regulate the money supply, to set interest rates, and to manage the foreign exchange reserves.