Goverment of colombia by: Manuela Dinara 5B

1. Political parties They are understood as public interest entities created to promote the participation of citizens in democratic life and contribute to the integration of representation and are 16.

2. Electoral organization: It is the set of entities in charge of organizing the elections, their management and surveillance, as well as matters relating to the identification of people: National Electoral Council, National Registry of Civil Status

3. Autonomous and independent bodies: They are State entities, with autonomy to the three branches of power

4. The National Civil Service Commission is a body for the guarantee and protection of the merit system in public employment that will act in accordance with the principles of the administrative function enshrined in article 209 of the Constitution and, especially in those of objectivity, independence and impartiality.

5. The Communications Regulation Commission is the body in charge of promoting competition, preventing abuse of a dominant position and regulating the markets for communications networks and services.

6. Branches of public power: defines the structure of the Colombian state by dividing public power into three branches:

7. executive branch in charge of managing the nation's resources.

8. legislative branch It is in charge of developing the rules and laws

9. judicial branch It is responsible for applying the law fairly and resolving conflicts between people according to the law

10. Bank of the Republic: it is the central bank of Colombia, in charge of issuing, managing and controlling the monetary movements of the country

11. Regional Autonomous Corporations are the first environmental authority at the regional level