The newly formed Colombian Congress will be heavily influenced by the political forces of "Petrismo" and "Uribismo," holding a numerical majority. However, this dominance doesn’t automatically translate to complete control or ease of governance. Notably, this incoming Congress features a larger cohort of young, first-time legislators. Conversely, female representation is comparatively low, signaling a potential imbalance in perspectives. The composition suggests a dynamic—and potentially fractious—legislative environment for the De la Espriella government. Successfully navigating this landscape will require adept negotiation and coalition-building. The new Congress promises significant shifts in the country's political dynamics.