Gobierno y Congreso con mismo objetivo

TL;DR

Both the executive and legislative branches hold substantial power in governing a state.
Presidential systems involve a division of powers, while parliamentary systems show greater dependence of the executive on the legislature.
Successful legislation requires prior agreements and consensus between government and Congress.
President Gustavo Petro's approach to the National Accord is criticized for relying on 'gifts' to parliamentarians.
The Colombian Congress has shown independence from the government, questioning and archiving reforms.
Businesses should engage more transparently with the legislative process, not just through lobbying.
Mario Hernández, an exporter businessman, has decided to join the Centro Democrático party for the Senate.
Silverio Gómez is highlighted as an example of a journalist and economist serving the country.

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