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Concejo de Bogotá D.C. is the constitutionally mandated legislative body of the District Capital of Bogotá, Colombia. It exercises exclusive authority to approve district ordinances, review and approve the district budget, and exercise political control over the Mayor's administration on behalf of the city's 8+ million residents. The Council is composed of elected Concejales organized across 14 political bancadas (Alianza Verde, Nuevo Liberalismo, Colombia Humana, MAIS, Polo Democrático, Unión Patriótica, Centro Democrático, Partido Liberal, Cambio Radical, Partido de la U, MIRA, Coalición LARA Bogotá, Colombia Justa Libres, and Nueva Fuerza Democrática) for the 2024-2027 term. Leadership is provided by a Mesa Directiva led by President Samir José Abisambra Vesga.

The entity operates a comprehensive digital platform ecosystem anchored at concejodebogota.gov.co. Core products include the institutional Portal Web Institucional, the Sesiones en Vivo live-broadcasting platform for plenary and commission sessions, the Plataforma Participa citizen-engagement system, the PQRSD (Sistema de Peticiones, Quejas y Reclamos) integrated with Bogotá Te Escucha, the Observatorio Ambiental de Bogotá environmental information service (over 1,400 documents and 400+ indicators across 11 district entities), the transparency portal spanning 10 thematic sections, and the Agenda del Concejo scheduling system. Two YouTube channels (ElConcejodeBogotáenTV and Concejo de Bogotá Oficial) broadcast sessions, and the digital surface is supplemented by Twitter/X, Facebook, and Instagram accounts.

The Council's business model is public-budget funded rather than revenue-generating. Operating costs are covered by annual allocations from the District of Bogotá's municipal budget, with no fees charged for legislative, oversight, or citizen-engagement services. Distribution occurs through two main offices (Calle 36 No. 28A-41 and Carrera 30 No. 25-90 Piso 2 in Bogotá), 20 Local Mayoralties across all districts, an online appointment scheduling system launched in June 2026, and live-streamed public sessions at the Recinto Los Comuneros. The Council runs the annual Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado journalism awards (28th edition in 2026) and confers the Orden Civil al Mérito José Acevedo y Gómez, including a new youth variant approved in 2026 for citizens aged 14-28.

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Concejo de Bogotá D.C. is the constitutionally mandated legislative body of Colombia's capital district, exercising ordinance approval, budget oversight, and political control over the District Administration on behalf of Bogotá's 8+ million residents through a 14-party bancada structure and a comprehensive digital citizen-engagement platform.

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legislative representation, political control oversight, citizen participation, public transparency, district budget approval
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1Mayor/City Manager & General Administration
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2City Clerk/Records, Elections & Civic Engagement
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3Planning, Zoning, Permitting & Code Enforcement
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4Democratic Governance & Public Administration Reform
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5Government & Municipal Event Venues
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  • Legislative Bodies921120
  • Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined92114
  • Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support921
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Legislative Government Services
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Government entity funded through annual public budget allocations from the District of Bogotá. Revenue comes from municipal/district fiscal resources allocated through the budgetary process.

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Concejo de Bogotá is the legislative body of the Bogotá D.C. district, responsible for approving district ordinances, exercising political control over the Mayor's administration, approving the district budget and urban planning instruments, and providing democratic representation to more than 8 million residents. It operates an institutional digital portal that delivers live streaming of council sessions, transparency information across 10 thematic sections, citizen participation channels (PQRSD and Plataforma Participa), the Observatorio Ambiental environmental data platform, the annual Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado journalism awards, and electronic judicial notifications, all publicly funded through the District of Bogotá's annual budget.

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  • Processed and debated COP $2.53 trillion in contracting through Bolsa Mercantil
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CONCEJO DE BOGOTA is the legislative body of Bogotá's District Capital, operating a comprehensive digital portal ecosystem. The core offering is the institutional web portal (concejodebogota.gov.co) providing legislative information, live session streaming, citizen services, and transparency access. Key service modules include the Sesiones en Vivo platform for council broadcasts, the Participa citizen engagement system, the Observatório Ambiental environmental information service with 400+ indicators, the annual Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado journalism awards program, the PQRSD petitions management system, and the Agenda del Conceição scheduling tool. The portal also offers telephone directory, judicial notifications, and transparency reporting across 10 thematic sections.

Product and service9 records
1Portal Web Institucional
CategoryDigital Government Portal
Description

Official government portal providing public access to legislative information, council sessions, news, directories, and citizen services for Bogotá's City Council.

2Sesiones en Vivo
CategoryLegislative Broadcasting Service
Description

Live streaming platform for City Council sessions accessible at sesiones.concejodebogota.gov.co. Features real-time session broadcasting and archived recordings of Plenary and Commission sessions.

3Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado
CategoryJournalism Recognition Program
Description

Annual journalism award program recognizing excellence in professional journalism coverage of Bogotá, run by the Concejo de Bogotá across 12 categories (news coverage, investigative, economic, community, photography, cartoon, judicial, opinion, interview, social media, vodcast). XXVII edition (2025) attracted 136 submissions.

4Plataforma Participa
CategoryCitizen Engagement Platform
Description

Citizen participation platform enabling Bogotá residents to engage in municipal decision-making processes and submit proposals to the City Council.

5Observatorio Ambiental de Bogotá
CategoryEnvironmental Information Service
Description

Environmental information platform with over 1,400 documents and 400+ indicators for air quality, water, soil, noise, and climate change data. Collaborates with 11 district entities.

6Sistema PQRSD (Bogotá Te Escucha)
CategoryCitizen Service Platform
Description

Petitions, complaints, claims, and requests system integrated with the Bogotá Te Escucha platform for citizen attention, feedback management, and tracking of citizen-submitted requests to the Council.

7Portal de Transparencia y Acceso a Información Pública
CategoryPublic Transparency Portal
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Transparency portal providing public access to institutional information including budgets, contracting, planning reports, and accountability documents under Colombian transparency law, organized across 10 thematic sections.

8Agende Cita Presencial
CategoryCitizen Service Platform
Description

Public appointment scheduling system for in-person attention at Concejo de Bogotá offices, launched in June 2026.

9Agenda del Concejo
CategoryLegislative Scheduling Service
Description

City Council agenda system tracking scheduled sessions of Plenary, Government Commission, Finance Commission, Plan Commission, and Women's Commission.

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Partnership1 partner
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Educational partnership offering tuition discounts to Council employees and contractors (and their families up to second degree of consanguinity and first degree of affinity) for undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs. Additional benefits include summer school programs, wellness activities, institutional events, and vocational guidance.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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District council of Barranquilla, a major Colombian Caribbean city. Comparable municipal legislative mandate with analogous bancada representation and oversight responsibilities.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Legislative body governing New York City. Comparable municipal legislative function, transparency and participatory budgeting models, and oversight of a large metropolitan mayoral administration.

3Concejo de Santiago de Cali
TypeDirect peer
Description

Legislative council of Cali, Colombia's third-largest city. Comparable in function, citizen-engagement digital platforms, and political-control oversight of municipal administration and contracting.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal legislative body of Medellín, Colombia's second-largest city. Most directly comparable peer given similar mandate, scale, political structure with multiple bancadas, and oversight of district administration in a major Colombian capital.

5Concejo de Bucaramanga
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Municipal council of Bucaramanga, another major Colombian city. Shares the same legal framework, multi-bancada composition, and district oversight mandate as Concejo de Bogotá.

TypeRegional player
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City legislature of Buenos Aires. Comparable Latin American capital-city legislative institution with similar transparency, oversight, and citizen-participation functions.

TypeBroad incumbent
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National lower chamber of Colombia's legislature. Comparable legislative functions (bill processing, political control, citizen participation) at national scale and within the same legal framework.

TypeBroad incumbent
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National upper chamber of Colombia's legislature. While operating at a national scale rather than district, it provides a directly comparable legislative and political-control model in the same Colombian constitutional framework.

9Concejo Distrital de Cartagena de Indias
TypeDirect peer
Description

Legislative body of Cartagena, another major Colombian district. Shares the same municipal-legislative framework, transparency portal expectations, and political-control functions as Concejo de Bogotá.

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Description

Legislative body of Mexico City. Comparable as a Latin American capital-city legislature with strong political-control mandate, transparency obligations, and citizen-engagement platforms.

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CONCEJO DE BOGOTA

Legislative Government Servicesconcejodebogota.gov.co

Concejo de Bogotá D.C. is the constitutionally mandated legislative body of Colombia's capital district, exercising ordinance approval, budget oversight, and political control over the District Administration on behalf of Bogotá's 8+ million residents through a 14-party bancada structure and a comprehensive digital citizen-engagement platform.

What CONCEJO DE BOGOTA does

Concejo de Bogotá D.C. is the constitutionally mandated legislative body of the District Capital of Bogotá, Colombia. It exercises exclusive authority to approve district ordinances, review and approve the district budget, and exercise political control over the Mayor's administration on behalf of the city's 8+ million residents. The Council is composed of elected Concejales organized across 14 political bancadas (Alianza Verde, Nuevo Liberalismo, Colombia Humana, MAIS, Polo Democrático, Unión Patriótica, Centro Democrático, Partido Liberal, Cambio Radical, Partido de la U, MIRA, Coalición LARA Bogotá, Colombia Justa Libres, and Nueva Fuerza Democrática) for the 2024-2027 term. Leadership is provided by a Mesa Directiva led by President Samir José Abisambra Vesga.

The entity operates a comprehensive digital platform ecosystem anchored at concejodebogota.gov.co. Core products include the institutional Portal Web Institucional, the Sesiones en Vivo live-broadcasting platform for plenary and commission sessions, the Plataforma Participa citizen-engagement system, the PQRSD (Sistema de Peticiones, Quejas y Reclamos) integrated with Bogotá Te Escucha, the Observatorio Ambiental de Bogotá environmental information service (over 1,400 documents and 400+ indicators across 11 district entities), the transparency portal spanning 10 thematic sections, and the Agenda del Concejo scheduling system. Two YouTube channels (ElConcejodeBogotáenTV and Concejo de Bogotá Oficial) broadcast sessions, and the digital surface is supplemented by Twitter/X, Facebook, and Instagram accounts.

The Council's business model is public-budget funded rather than revenue-generating. Operating costs are covered by annual allocations from the District of Bogotá's municipal budget, with no fees charged for legislative, oversight, or citizen-engagement services. Distribution occurs through two main offices (Calle 36 No. 28A-41 and Carrera 30 No. 25-90 Piso 2 in Bogotá), 20 Local Mayoralties across all districts, an online appointment scheduling system launched in June 2026, and live-streamed public sessions at the Recinto Los Comuneros. The Council runs the annual Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado journalism awards (28th edition in 2026) and confers the Orden Civil al Mérito José Acevedo y Gómez, including a new youth variant approved in 2026 for citizens aged 14-28.

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Name
CONCEJO DE BOGOTA
Legal name
Concejo de Bogotá D.C.
Website
https://concejodebogota.gov.co
Company type
Public
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Concejo de Bogotá D.C. is the constitutionally mandated legislative body of Colombia's capital district, exercising ordinance approval, budget oversight, and political control over the District Administration on behalf of Bogotá's 8+ million residents through a 14-party bancada structure and a comprehensive digital citizen-engagement platform.
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CONCEJO DE BOGOTA industry classification

Industry
Product category
Legislative Government Services
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Legislative Bodies (921120), Executive and Legislative Offices, Combined (92114), Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support (921)
akta.pro primary industry
Mayor/City Manager & General Administration (BPAIACAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
City Clerk/Records, Elections & Civic Engagement (BPAIACAB), Planning, Zoning, Permitting & Code Enforcement (BPAIACAE), Democratic Governance & Public Administration Reform (BPADAGAJ), Government & Municipal Event Venues (THAHAAAE)

Keywords

  • Legislative representation
  • Political control oversight
  • Citizen participation
  • Public transparency
  • District budget approval

Where CONCEJO DE BOGOTA is headquartered

Location

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Bogotá
HQ country
Colombia
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Latin America

Offices2 records

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CONCEJO DE BOGOTA business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

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  1. Public Budget Allocation: Government entity funded through annual public budget allocations from the District of Bogotá. Revenue comes from municipal/district fiscal resources allocated through the budgetary process.

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

CONCEJO DE BOGOTA product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Concejo de Bogotá is the legislative body of the Bogotá D.C. district, responsible for approving district ordinances, exercising political control over the Mayor's administration, approving the district budget and urban planning instruments, and providing democratic representation to more than 8 million residents. It operates an institutional digital portal that delivers live streaming of council sessions, transparency information across 10 thematic sections, citizen participation channels (PQRSD and Plataforma Participa), the Observatorio Ambiental environmental data platform, the annual Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado journalism awards, and electronic judicial notifications, all publicly funded through the District of Bogotá's annual budget.

Product overview

CONCEJO DE BOGOTA is the legislative body of Bogotá's District Capital, operating a comprehensive digital portal ecosystem. The core offering is the institutional web portal (concejodebogota.gov.co) providing legislative information, live session streaming, citizen services, and transparency access. Key service modules include the Sesiones en Vivo platform for council broadcasts, the Participa citizen engagement system, the Observatório Ambiental environmental information service with 400+ indicators, the annual Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado journalism awards program, the PQRSD petitions management system, and the Agenda del Conceição scheduling tool. The portal also offers telephone directory, judicial notifications, and transparency reporting across 10 thematic sections.

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Products and services

  • Portal Web Institucional Official government portal providing public access to legislative information, council sessions, news, directories, and citizen services for Bogotá's City Council.
  • Sesiones en Vivo Live streaming platform for City Council sessions accessible at sesiones.concejodebogota.gov.co. Features real-time session broadcasting and archived recordings of Plenary and Commission sessions.
  • Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado Annual journalism award program recognizing excellence in professional journalism coverage of Bogotá, run by the Concejo de Bogotá across 12 categories (news coverage, investigative, economic, community, photography, cartoon, judicial, opinion, interview, social media, vodcast). XXVII edition (2025) attracted 136 submissions.
  • Plataforma Participa Citizen participation platform enabling Bogotá residents to engage in municipal decision-making processes and submit proposals to the City Council.
  • Observatorio Ambiental de Bogotá Environmental information platform with over 1,400 documents and 400+ indicators for air quality, water, soil, noise, and climate change data. Collaborates with 11 district entities.
  • Sistema PQRSD (Bogotá Te Escucha) Petitions, complaints, claims, and requests system integrated with the Bogotá Te Escucha platform for citizen attention, feedback management, and tracking of citizen-submitted requests to the Council.
  • Portal de Transparencia y Acceso a Información Pública Transparency portal providing public access to institutional information including budgets, contracting, planning reports, and accountability documents under Colombian transparency law, organized across 10 thematic sections.
  • Agende Cita Presencial Public appointment scheduling system for in-person attention at Concejo de Bogotá offices, launched in June 2026.
  • Agenda del Concejo City Council agenda system tracking scheduled sessions of Plenary, Government Commission, Finance Commission, Plan Commission, and Women's Commission.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Processed and debated COP $2.53 trillion in contracting through Bolsa Mercantil
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use CONCEJO DE BOGOTA

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Named customers5 records

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CONCEJO DE BOGOTA partnerships and signals

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One partnership is on record.

  • Fundación Universitaria Cervantes San Agustín (Unicervantes)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 19 November 2022Educational partnership offering tuition discounts to Council employees and contractors (and their families up to second degree of consanguinity and first degree of affinity) for undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs. Additional benefits include summer school programs, wellness activities, institutional events, and vocational guidance.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

CONCEJO DE BOGOTA competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Concejo de Barranquilla: District council of Barranquilla, a major Colombian Caribbean city. Comparable municipal legislative mandate with analogous bancada representation and oversight responsibilities.
  • Concejo de Santiago de Cali: Legislative council of Cali, Colombia's third-largest city. Comparable in function, citizen-engagement digital platforms, and political-control oversight of municipal administration and contracting.
  • Concejo de Medellín: Municipal legislative body of Medellín, Colombia's second-largest city. Most directly comparable peer given similar mandate, scale, political structure with multiple bancadas, and oversight of district administration in a major Colombian capital.
  • Concejo de Bucaramanga: Municipal council of Bucaramanga, another major Colombian city. Shares the same legal framework, multi-bancada composition, and district oversight mandate as Concejo de Bogotá.
  • Concejo Distrital de Cartagena de Indias: Legislative body of Cartagena, another major Colombian district. Shares the same municipal-legislative framework, transparency portal expectations, and political-control functions as Concejo de Bogotá.

Broad incumbents

  • New York City Council: Legislative body governing New York City. Comparable municipal legislative function, transparency and participatory budgeting models, and oversight of a large metropolitan mayoral administration.
  • Cámara de Representantes de Colombia: National lower chamber of Colombia's legislature. Comparable legislative functions (bill processing, political control, citizen participation) at national scale and within the same legal framework.
  • Senado de la República de Colombia: National upper chamber of Colombia's legislature. While operating at a national scale rather than district, it provides a directly comparable legislative and political-control model in the same Colombian constitutional framework.

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Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about CONCEJO DE BOGOTA

What does CONCEJO DE BOGOTA do?

Concejo de Bogotá is the legislative body of the Bogotá D.C. district, responsible for approving district ordinances, exercising political control over the Mayor's administration, approving the district budget and urban planning instruments, and providing democratic representation to more than 8 million residents. It operates an institutional digital portal that delivers live streaming of council sessions, transparency information across 10 thematic sections, citizen participation channels (PQRSD and Plataforma Participa), the Observatorio Ambiental environmental data platform, the annual Premios de Periodismo Álvaro Gómez Hurtado journalism awards, and electronic judicial notifications, all publicly funded through the District of Bogotá's annual budget.

Is CONCEJO DE BOGOTA a public or private company?

CONCEJO DE BOGOTA is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was CONCEJO DE BOGOTA founded?

CONCEJO DE BOGOTA was founded in -1. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is CONCEJO DE BOGOTA based?

CONCEJO DE BOGOTA is headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia, in the Latin America region.

How does CONCEJO DE BOGOTA make money?

One revenue line is on record: public Budget Allocation.

Who are CONCEJO DE BOGOTA's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Concejo de Barranquilla, Concejo de Santiago de Cali, Concejo de Medellín, Concejo de Bucaramanga and Concejo Distrital de Cartagena de Indias. Broad incumbents are New York City Council, Cámara de Representantes de Colombia and Senado de la República de Colombia. Regional players are Legislatura de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires and Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal (Congreso de la Ciudad de México).

Does CONCEJO DE BOGOTA have an API?

No public API is recorded for CONCEJO DE BOGOTA.

What industry is CONCEJO DE BOGOTA in?

CONCEJO DE BOGOTA's product category is Legislative Government Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIACAA, Mayor/City Manager & General Administration, with a secondary code of BPAIACAB, City Clerk/Records, Elections & Civic Engagement. Its NAICS code is 921120.

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SemanaConcejo de Bogotá expidió resolución para el cabildo abierto del 7 de noviembre: así se pueden inscribir los ciudadanosBogotá's city council issued a resolution for a public hearing on November 7, 2026, to discuss a security initiative. The initiative, proposed by Julián and José Jaime Uscátegui, gathered over 31,096 valid signatures. Citizens can register until November 3 via the council's email.SemanaDaniel Briceño denuncia que los esquemas de seguridad del Congreso y del Concejo de Bogotá podrían costar casi un billón de pesosRepresentative Daniel Briceño disclosed that security schemes for Congress and Bogotá's council will cost $181.4 million in 2026 alone, rising to about $725 million over four years. He cited 45 armored vehicles for the council and up to eight guards per legislator.SemanaEste es el contrato para lavar las camionetas en el Concejo de Bogotá; el presidente Papo Amín da explicacionesA contract between Bogotá's finance secretary and a car wash, revealed by SEMANA, includes two washes per month for council cars assigned by the UNP. President Papo Amín denied the benefit, saying it was optional and exclusive to administrative vehicles, though the contract's annex lists up to 45 armored cars with two washes each.SemanaNi para la lavada les alcanza: el polémico contrato para lavar camionetas del concejo de BogotáBogotá's city council signed a contract with the district's finance secretariat to provide washing and maintenance for its armored vehicles, including those assigned to councilors. The contract, valued at $75.645 million, runs for nine months until December 31, 2026, and includes two exterior washes per month for high-risk councilors.Portafolio.coBruce Mac Master es condecorado por el Concejo de Bogotá, tras anunciar su renuncia a la presidencia de la AndiBruce Mac Master received the Gran Cruz of the Order of Civil Merit from Bogotá's council after announcing his resignation from Andi. He will continue working on institutional and democratic issues, though his next role was not disclosed. The council's award recognized his 13-year leadership.SemanaConcejo de Bogotá aprueba en segundo debate la reforma tributaria de Galán: busca recaudar $1,2 billones en 2027Bogotá's council approved the tax reform presented by Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán on September 28, pending the mayor's sanction. The measure aims to raise over $1.2 billion in 2027 through new fees, including an ICA increase and a lighting surcharge for higher-income strata. Some councilors threatened legal action to block the reform.LarepublicaConcejo de Bogotá dio luz verde a reforma tributaria, pasará a sanción de la AlcaldíaBogotá's City Council approved a tax reform proposal on Monday, which will be sent to Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán for sanction. The reform introduces a property surcharge up to $29,000 annually for higher-income residents to fund a smart street lighting system, aiming to raise $1.2 billion by 2027. It also adjusts ICA rates for various sectors, with some reductions and increases.LarepublicaConcejo de Bogotá aprobó ajuste al ICA y sobretasa a alumbrado de tributariaBogotá's city council approved a tax reform project on Thursday, including a lighting surcharge and ICA rate adjustments. The surcharge for LED lighting was approved 23-20, and ICA rates will rise for some sectors, with 275 activities seeing reduced rates. The project will be voted on again on September 28.Portafolio.coSe acaba el 'cablerío' en postes y fachadas de Bogotá: Concejo aprueba su retiro y soterramientoBogotá's city council approved a proposal to phase out overhead cables, burying active networks and installing new ones underground. The measure targets about 70% of cables in disuse, with implementation pending mayor Carlos Fernando Galán's sanction. The council also noted 99 injuries in 2025 from cable contact.SemanaConcejo de Bogotá aprueba nueva sobretasa al predial para financiar modernización del alumbradoThe Bogotá City Council approved a property tax surcharge to fund public lighting modernization, with rates by stratum. The surcharge, effective from 2027, targets higher-income strata and commercial properties, with estimated annual revenue of $363.407 million. Critics note it may still affect lower-income households through other tax changes.