10th Congress of Colombia

10th Congress of Colombia
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Overview
Term	July 20, 2026 – July 20, 2030
President	Abelardo de la Espriella
Vice President	José Manuel Restrepo
Senate
Members	103
President	Honorio Henríquez
First Vice President	Manuel Antonio Virgüez
Second Vice President	Alejandro Ocampo
Chamber of Representatives
Members	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

Senator	Party		Term	Term ending	Bloc	Registered in
Andrés Forero		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	Bogotá, D.C.
Rafael Nieto		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	Bogotá, D.C.
Claudia Margarita Zuleta		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	César
Hernán Cadavid		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Antioquía
Julia Correa Nuttin		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	Antioquía
Carlos Meisel		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Atlántico
Christian Garcés		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	Valle del Cauca
María Clara Posada		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	Santander
Honorio Henríquez		Democratic Centre	4	2030	Government	Magdalena
Alirio Barrera		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Casanare
Esteban Quintero		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Antioquía
Enrique Cabrales		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	Antioquía
Óscar Villamizar		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Santander
Juan Fernando Espinal		Democratic Centre	1	2030	Government	Antioquía
María Angélica Guerra		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Sucre
Juan Fernando Caicedo Callejas		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Tolima
Zandra Bernal		Democratic Centre	2	2030	Government	Cundinamarca
Nadia Blel		Conservative	1	2030	Government	Bolívar
Wadith Manzur		Conservative	1	2030	Government	Córdoba
Daniel Restrepo		Conservative	1	2030	Government	Antioquía
David Barguil		Conservative	2	2030	Government	Córdoba
Miguel Ángel Barreto		Conservative	3	2030	Government	Tolima
Liliana Benavides		Conservative	1	2030	Government	Nariño
Marcos Daniel Pineda		Conservative	2	2030	Government	Córdoba
Luis Eduardo Díaz		Conservative	1	2030	Government	Santander
Juan Carlos García		Conservative	3	2030	Government	Norte de Santander
Santiago Barreto		Conservative	1	2030	Government	Tolima
Johnnatan Tamayo		Conservative	1	2030	Government	Meta
Norma Hurtado		Union Party for the People	2	2030	Government	Valle del Cauca
Juan Carlos Garcés		Union Party for the People	2	2030	Government	Valle del Cauca
Wilmer Carrillo		Union Party for the People	1	2030	Government	Norte de Santander
Alfredo Deluque		Union Party for the People	2	2030	Government	La Guajira
Jhony Besaile		Union Party for the People	2	2030	Government	Córdoba
Ana Paola García		Union Party for the People	1	2030	Government	Córdoba
María Irma Noreña		Union Party for the People	1	2030	Government	Risaralda
Antonio José Correa		Union Party for the People	3	2030	Government	Bolívar
Edgardo Espitia		Radical Change	1	2030	Government	Córdoba
José Gómez		Radical Change	1	2030	Government	Cundinamarca
Selmen Arana		Radical Change	1	2030	Government	Bolívar
Didier Lobo		Radical Change	2	2030	Government	Cesar
Gonzalo Baute		Radical Change	1	2030	Government	Atlántico
Carlos Farelo		Radical Change	2	2030	Government	Magdalena
Nelson López		Radical Change	1	2030	Government	Boyacá
Enrique Gómez Martínez		National Salvation Movement	1	2030	Government	Bogotá, D.C.
Sara Castellanos		National Salvation Movement	1	2030	Government	Bogotá, D.C.
Germán Rodríguez		National Salvation Movement	1	2030	Government	Cundinamarca
Alejandro Bermeo		National Salvation Movement	1	2030	Government	Huila
Ana Paola Agudelo		Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation	3	2030	Government	Tolima
Manuel Vírguez		Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation	3	2030	Government	Bogotá, D.C.
Carlos Guevara		Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation	2	2030	Government	Bogotá, D.C.
María Villalba		New Liberalism	1	2030	Government	Bogotá, D.C.
Lidio García		Liberal	3	2030	Independent	Bolívar
Yessid Pulgar		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Atlántico
María Lopera		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Antioquía
Alix Vargas		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Norte de Santander
Gersson Vargas		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Cundinamarca
Camilo Torres		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Atlántico
Leonardo Gallego		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Valle del Cauca
Óscar Sánchez		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Cundinamarca
Héctor Espinosa		Liberal	1	2030	Independent	Sucre
Fabio Amín		Liberal	3	2030	Independent	Córdoba
Eduardo Enríquez		Independent Social Alliance	1	2030	Independent	Nariño
Gustavo Moreno		Independent Social Alliance	2	2030	Independent	Santander
Wilder Escobar		Independent Social Alliance	1	2030	Independent	Caldas
Luis Carlos Rúa		Independent Social Alliance	1	2030	Independent	Antioquía
Carolina Corcho		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Antioquía
Iván Cepeda		Historic Pact	3	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
Pedro Floréz		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Santander
Carmen Caicedo		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
Wilson Arias		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Norte de Santander
Laura Ahumada		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Cundinamarca
Wilson "Wally" Rodríguez		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
Aída Avella		Historic Pact	3	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
Ferney Silva		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Cundinamarca
Esmeralda Hernández		Historic Pact	2	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
Carlos Alberto Benavides		Historic Pact	2	2030	Opposition	Nariño
Sandra Chindoy		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Putumayo
Jorge Ocampo		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Valle del Cauca
María Eugenia Londoño		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Risaralda
Alex Flórez		Historic Pact	2	2030	Opposition	Antioquía
Kamelia Zuluaga		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Antioquía
Agmeth Escaf		Historic Pact	2	2030	Opposition	Atlántico
Isabel Contreras		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Sucre
Kevin Gómez Paz		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Valle del Cauca
Isabel Zuleta		Historic Pact	2	2030	Opposition	Antioquía
Martín Carabalí		Historic Pact	2	2030	Opposition	Cauca
Deisy Johana Osorio		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	La Guajira
David Racero		Historic Pact	2	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
Alejandra Omaña		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Norte de Santander
Orlando De La Hoz		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Atlántico
Mary Jurado		Historic Pact	1	2030	Opposition	Cauca
Jonathan Pulido		Green Alliance	2	2030	Opposition	Santander
Andrea Padilla		Green Alliance	2	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
John Amaya		Green Alliance	1	2030	Opposition	Boyacá
Ariel Ávila		Green Alliance	2	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
Duvalier Sánchez		Green Alliance	1	2030	Opposition	Valle del Cauca
Jennifer Pedraza		Dignity and Commitment	1	2030	Opposition	Bogotá, D.C.
José Macea		En Marcha	1	2030	Opposition	Sucre
Luis Mejía		Democratic	1	2030	Opposition	Atlántico
Martha Peralta		Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement	2	2030	Opposition	La Guajira
José Tumbo		Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement	1	2030	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.

Department	Representative	Party		Term	Bloc
Bogotá, D.C.	María Fernanda Carrascal		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Laura Beltrán		Historic Pact	1	Opposition
	María del Mar Pizarro		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Daniel Monroy		Historic Pact	1	Opposition
	Heráclito Landinez		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Claudia Romero		Historic Pact	1	Opposition
	Jairo Vargas		Historic Pact	1	Opposition
	Gabriel Becerra		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Daniel Briceño		Democratic Center	1	Government
	José Uscátegui		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Nelly Mosquera		Democratic Center	1	Government
	David Cote		Democratic Center	1	Government
	Luz Gordillo		Democratic Center	1	Government
	Jesús Lorduy		Democratic Center	1	Government
	Carlos Osorio		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Catherine Juvinao		Green Alliance	2	Opposition
	Mauricio Toro		Green Alliance	2	Opposition
	Carol Borda		National Salvation Movement	1	Government
	Bleidy Pérez		Liberal	1	Independent
Amazonas	Mónica Bocanegra		Liberal	2	Independent
	Orlando Rayo		La Voz del Amazonas	1	Opposition
Antioquia	Andrés Guerra		Democratic Center	1	Government
	José Orjuela		Democratic Center	1	Government
	Melissa Orrego		Democratic Center	1	Government
	Óscar Pérez		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Ana Mora		Democratic Center	1	Government
	Juan Zuluaga		Democratic Center	1	Government
	Jhon Berrío		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Hernán Muriel		Historic Pact	1	Opposition
	Verónica Estrada		Historic Pact	1	Opposition
	Alejandro Toro		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Camilo Gómez		Liberal	1	Independent
	Diver Franco		Liberal	1	Independent
	Luis Patiño		Creemos	1	Government
	Simón Molina		Creemos	1	Government
	Jaime Cano		Conservative	1	Independent
	Luis López		Conservative	2	Independent
	Nataly Vélez		Radical Change	1	Independent
Arauca	Germán Rozo		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Manuel Pérez		Democratic Center	2	Government
Atlántico	Estefanel Gutiérrez		Radical Change	2	Government
	Welfran Mendoza		Radical Change	2	Government
	Samir Radi		Radical Change	2	Government
	Jaime Santamaria		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Andrea Vargas		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Jezmi Barraza		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Cesar Barrera		Liberal	2	Opposition
Bolívar	Yolanda Wong		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Maria Salas		Conservative	2	Government
	Juliana Aray		Conservative	2	Government
	Andrés Montes		Conservative	2	Government
	Amaury Pérez		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	José Ardila		Democratic Center	2	Government
Boyacá	Yamit Hurtado		Green Alliance	2	Opposition
	Jaime Salamanca		Green Alliance	2	Opposition
	Jose Bohórquez		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Eduar Triana		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Ingrid Sogamoso		Conservative	2	Government
	Héctor Chaparro		Liberal	2	Opposition
Caldas	Santiago Osorio		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	José Cardona		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Manuel Correa		Independent Social Alliance	2	Opposition
	Juan Londoño		Conservative	2	Government
	Mateo Hidalgo		Democratic Center	2	Government
Caquetá	Juan Duque		Caquetá Coalition	2	Opposition
	José Ramón		Radical Change	2	Government
Casanare	Arledy Alvarado		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Diego García		Green Alliance	2	Opposition
Cauca	Jorge Bastidas		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Aida Quilcué		Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement	2	Opposition
	Luz Moncayo		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Edgar Gómez		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Victor Armero		Cauca Force	2	Opposition
Cesar	Alexandra Pineda		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Mello Castro		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Carlos Peña		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Alfredo Cuello		Conservative	2	Government
Chocó	Omar Vidal		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Sandra Palacios		Liberal	2	Opposition
Córdoba	Juan Rangel		First Córdoba	2	Opposition
	Martha Ruiz		First Córdoba	2	Opposition
	Luis Ballesteros		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Jose Olivera		Radical Change	2	Government
	Nicolás Barguil		Conservative	2	Government
Cundinamarca	Heiner Gaitán		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Francy Moreno		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Yeisson Zapata		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Hilda Gutiérrez		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Dania Álvarez		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Julio Salazar		Conservative	2	Government
	Daniel Bernal		Democratic	2	Opposition
Guainía	Jhonn Molina		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Carlos Cuenca		Radical Change	2	Government
Guaviare	Jorge Quevedo		Conservative	2	Government
	Alexander Bermudez		Liberal	2	Opposition
Huila	Flora Perdomo		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Lucy Bravo		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Lourdes Mateus		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Julio Triana		Radical Change	2	Government
La Guajira	Jorge Figueroa		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Juan Gómez		Conservative	2	Government
Magdalena	Kelyn González		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Chadan Rosado		Democratic Center	2	Government
	José Hernández		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Elizabeth Molina		Broad Democratic Coalition for Peace	2	Opposition
	Franklin Lozano		Conservative	2	Government
Meta	Daruin Castellanos		Democratic Center	2	Government
	María Mayusa		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Milton Carreño		Union Party for the People	2	Government
Nariño	Erick Velasco		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Rosita Guevara		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Christian Palacios		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Carlos Pantoja		Conservative	2	Government
	Julio Álvarez		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Alejandra Abasolo		Let's Move Forward Nariño	2	Opposition
Norte de Santander	José Duarte		Conservative	2	Government
	Diana Riveros		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Luis Rodríguez		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Juan Corzo		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Eimy Suarez		Radical Change	2	Government
Putumayo	Miguel Rubio		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Diego Zambrano		Conservative	2	Opposition
Quindío	Jesús Bedoya		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Miguel Grisales		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	John Pérez		Radical Change	2	Government
Risaralda	Fernando Arias		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Franyela Bermúdez		Radical Change	2	Government
	José Espinosa		Democratic Center	2	Government
	José Arias		Liberal	2	Opposition
San Andrés and Providencia	Elizabeth Jay-Pang		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Jorge Méndez		Radical Change	2	Government
Santander	Camilo Torres		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Yolanda Silva		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Jonathan Pineda		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Miguel Pinto		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Diego Ariza		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Guillermo Blanco		Conservative	2	Government
	Mario Carvajal		Liberal	2	Opposition
Sucre	Pedro Paternina		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Alejandro De la Ossa		The Force Party	2	Opposition
	Milene Jarava		Union Party for the People	2	Government
Tolima	Guillermo Alvira		Conservative	2	Government
	Delcy Isaza		Conservative	2	Government
	José Martínez		Conservative	2	Government
	Marco Hincapié		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Renzo García		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Carlos Osorio		Democratic Center	2	Government
Valle del Cauca	Alfredo Mondragón		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Ana Erazo		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Jorge Palacio		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Laura Vera		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Carlos Arizabaleta		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Paola Quiñones		Historic Pact	2	Opposition
	Víctor Salcedo		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Luis Chávez		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Santiago Castro		Democratic Center	2	Government
	Jaime Arizabaleta		Democratic Center	2	Government
	David Pinilla		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Hernando González		League of Rulers	2	Opposition
	Juan Rojas		Now Colombia	2	Opposition
Vaupés	Camilo Ávila		Union Party for the People	2	Government
	Oscar Espinosa		Independent Social Alliance	2	Opposition
Vichada	Luis Álvarez		Liberal	2	Opposition
	Juan Londoño		Union Party for the People	2	Government
Citizens abroad	Pedro Alejandro Murcia Lamprea		Democratic Center	2	Government
Afro-Colombians	Benildo Estupiñan		Colombian Ecologist Party	2	Opposition
	Omar Bonilla		Expresión Afroambiental	2	Opposition
Indigenous peoples	Linderman Andrada		Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement	2	Opposition
	Carlos Calvo		Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement	2	Opposition
Raizal	Elizabeth Jay-Pang Díaz		Liberal	2	Opposition

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