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Congress is the legislative branch of the eRepublik of Colombia. It is usually formed by 40 representatives.

Structure 2009-2011

Colombia has 6 regions. There are 6 representatives of each region that are the most voted candidates at the elections. There are 4 wildcards.

The first elections of the Colombian Congress were held in June 2009. Back then, Colombia was a one-party state and the only legal party was CPU, so all candidates were part of that party. But, in July of 2009, sub-parties inside CPU were formed with the intention of being a first step for the country to go into a multi-party system. In August, four new parties were formed.

The Colombian Congress meets in the Colombian forum, where they debate and vote laws and projects to help the country grow.

Congress elections