More than 130 congressional advisers train in legislative procedure, political oversight and artificial intelligence
The Alberto Lleras Camargo School of Government at Universidad de los Andes and the Private Council on Competitiveness consolidated "UTL en Acción", a scholarship program that trains more than 130 members of the legislative work units of Congress. The initiative totals 30 hours across in-person, virtual and asynchronous sessions, with simulations based on real cases. The curriculum includes six areas, from the internal organization of a legislative unit and legislative procedure to lobbying, political oversight, artificial intelligence and modules on national competitiveness.
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- The 'UTL en Acción' program trains more than 130 members of Congress's legislative work units.
- It is led by the Alberto Lleras Camargo School of Government at Universidad de los Andes and the Private Council on Competitiveness.
- It comprises 30 hours of in-person, virtual and asynchronous sessions with simulations of real cases.
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