Team Colombia

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Team Colombia (Equipo Colombia) was a conservative political party in Colombia. In the 2002 legislative elections, the party won, as one of the many small parties, parliamentary representation. In the 2006 legislative elections, it joined forces with the Alternative for Social Advance (ALAS), another small party, and won 7 out of 166 deputies and 5 out of 100 senators. The two political movements joined to form ALAS-Team Colombia in 2005, later becoming Somos Región Colombia.

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Official web site (Spanish)
Democracia a distancia: Elecciones 2006 (Portalcol.com) (Information about the party's list of candidates to the Colombian Senate, Spanish).

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v t e Political parties in Colombia Colombia
Chamber of Representatives	Colombian Liberal Party (35) Democratic Center (32) Radical Change (30) Union Party for the People (25) Colombian Conservative Party (21) Green Alliance (9) Commons (5) Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (3) List of Decency (es)(3) Alternative Democratic Pole (2) Citizen Option (2) Indigenous Authorities of Colombia (2) FUNECO (2) Independent Social Alliance Movement (1) Colombia Justa Libres (1) Soy Porque Somos (1) Broad Democratic Alliance (1)
Senate	Democratic Center (19) Radical Change (16) Colombian Conservative Party (15) Colombian Liberal Party (14) Union Party for the People (14) Green Alliance (10) Alternative Democratic Pole (5) Commons (5) Citizen Option (5) Alianza Democratica Amplia (2) Indigenous and Alternative Social Movement (es) (1) Independent Social Alliance Movement (1)
Other active parties	Democratic Hope Metapolitical Unitary Movement National Salvation Movement New Liberalism Oxygen Green Party Patriotic Union Revolutionary Independent Labour Movement
Historical	Alternative of Social Progress (d. 2005) Alternative Way (1998–2003) Christian National Party (1989–2005) Christians for Community Christian Union Movement Citizen Option (2009–2022) Citizens' Convergence (1997–2009) Citizens' Footprint Movement Citizens' Political Movement for Bocaya Civic Purpose Colombia Clandestine Colombian Communist Party (1993–2017) Coalition Colombia Always Colombia Unite Colombian Community and Communal Political Movement (1997–?) Colombian People's Party Community Participation Democratic Colombia Party (2006–2009) Democratic Progressivity Democratic Unity Party (2002–2023) For the Country of Our Dreams (d. 2006) Front of Hope Independent Conservatism (d. 2006) Independent Democratic Pole (2003–2005) Let the Moreno Play Movement (2002–?) Living Colombia Movement (2003–2009) Liberal Opening Movement (1993–2010) Moral and Social Vanguard Party Let's Go Colombia National Democratic Reconstruction National Movement for Reconciliation (2006) National Popular Alliance (1961–1998) New Democratic Force New Huila and Liberalism People's Integration Movement People's Participation Movement (1997–?) People's Will Movement Progressive Force Progressive National Movement Regional Integration Movement Renovation Movement Labour Action Republican Movement Revolutionary Socialist Party (1926–1930) Social Action Party (2006) Social and Political Front (1999–2005) Somos Región Colombia (2005–2018) Team Colombia (d. 2005) Unionist Movement United People's Movement Yes Colombia (2002)
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