Colombian Constitution

The Colombian Constitution, enacted in 1991, serves as the country's supreme legal framework. It establishes the structure of government, delineates the rights and responsibilities of citizens, and promotes principles like democracy, social justice, and human rights. The Constitution emphasizes the protection of cultural diversity and environmental sustainability. It also includes a unique mechanism for citizens to participate in governance, such as through popular referendums. Overall, it reflects Colombia's commitment to building a more inclusive and equitable society, addressing historical inequalities while aiming for national unity and peace.