Colombian Senate

The Colombian Senate is the upper house of Colombia's Congress, responsible for making and approving laws, overseeing government actions, and representing the interests of citizens. It consists of 108 senators elected for a four-year term. The Senate plays a crucial role in shaping national policies, including budgets and constitutional reforms. Senators participate in debates, propose legislation, and conduct investigations. The Senate's functions are vital for Colombia’s democracy, ensuring checks and balances within the government, promoting accountability, and addressing social issues. Overall, it influences the country's direction and governance through its legislative responsibilities.