The national government of Colombia, under the administration of Abelardo de la Espriella, has introduced a legislative initiative known as the 'Ley Antitrámites' (Anti-Red Tape Law) to the Congress, specifically the Senate.
Government spokesperson Miller Soto detailed the scope of the bill, explaining that its primary objective is to achieve greater competitiveness by eliminating bureaucratic hurdles. The initiative's operational philosophy is summarized by the slogan “Menos vueltas, menos papeles” (fewer runarounds, less paperwork).
The project aims to streamline administrative processes and reduce documentary requirements for citizens and businesses interacting with the state, marking a push toward regulatory modernization within the legislative agenda.
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