US EditionConstitutional Court Overthrows the "Popular Recruitment" of Petro's Development Plan
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By: Jairo Aníbal Doria The Constitutional Court of Colombia declared Articles 100 and 101 of Law 2294 of 2023 unenforceable, rules that allowed direct contracting with the so-called public-popular associations within the National Development Plan. The constitutional analysis focused on the structure of the contractual model. The Court warned that the norm introduced an exceptional mechanism without developing clear technical parameters to evalua…
The High Court declared inexplicable two articles of the National Development Plan (NDP) that allowed state entities to contract directly with natural persons and organizations of the so-called popular economy. These agreements were renamed Popular Public Associations. And the problem? According to the petitioners, the articles gave the government the power to decide who could access those contracts and under what conditions, without clear rules…
Revés para procuración pública-popular del Plan Nacional de Petro. Foto: Presidencia/Freepik The Constitutional Court declared unenforceable (unconstitutional) articles 100 and 101 of the National Development Plan 2022-2026, which regulated public-popular procurement. In the decision, judges Juan Carlos Cortés González and Héctor Alfonso Carvajal Londoño saved their vote, while Judge Paola Andrea Meneses Mosquera and Judge Jorge Enrique Ibáñez N…
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