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Colombia

South America·CO

Emerging or transactional engagement with U.S. firms.

Strategic ConsultingGovernment RepresentationEconomic InterestsImage Management
Active filings
7
Reported compensation
$0
across 6 firms
Avg. alignment score
50/100
Warrants scrutiny
Filing window
1994–2026
Latest: Feb 12, 2026
Briefing · AI-generated from filings

What Colombia is doing in Washington

Colombia maintains a consistent, albeit low-level, lobbying presence in Washington, primarily focused on strategic consulting. The filings indicate a direct engagement by the Colombian government through its embassy and other state-affiliated entities. The lack of reported compensation across most filings suggests that a significant portion of this activity involves in-house or pro-bono representation, or that financial details are not consistently disclosed for all types of registrations. The consistent engagement on "strategic consulting" points to general representation and possibly relationship management rather than specific, large-scale legislative pushes. Several entities, including Corvus Strategic Partners PLLC and DGA Group LLC, are engaged by official Colombian government bodies, indicating direct governmental outreach. Additionally, the Colombian Coffee Federation, Inc. represents a significant economic sector, the *Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia*, highlighting a focus on agricultural interests and trade-related matters. There are also instances of individual political figures, such as Oscar Andres Triana and Monica Maria Castro, retaining U.S.-based consultants, though their specific objectives are not detailed in the summaries. The overall theme emerging from these filings is one of sustained, broad-spectrum engagement with U.S. political and economic spheres, rather than a response to immediate crises or high-stakes legislative battles. The focus on strategic consulting suggests an emphasis on maintaining diplomatic ties, managing Colombia's international image, and promoting its economic interests, particularly in key sectors like coffee. The presence of filings for individual political figures also suggests efforts to cultivate relationships or address specific political concerns within the U.S. This consistent but understated approach indicates a proactive strategy to safeguard and advance Colombian interests within the U.S. political landscape through ongoing engagement and relationship building.

Briefing generated Apr 27, 2026 · synthesized from 7 filings

Filings

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🇨🇴Colombia·Government

Corvus Strategic Partners PLLC

Republic of Colombia

Corvus Strategic Partners PLLC registered to represent Republic of Colombia (Colombia) under FARA.

57/100Feb 12, 2026Undisclosed
🇨🇴Colombia·Government

Mira Estados Unidos

Partido Politico Mira

Mira Estados Unidos registered to represent Partido Politico Mira (Colombia) under FARA.

57/100Dec 23, 2025Undisclosed
🇨🇴Colombia·Government

AN Consulting & Security LLC

Monica Maria Castro

AN Consulting & Security LLC registered to represent Monica Maria Castro (Colombia) under FARA.

57/100Sep 4, 2025Undisclosed
🇨🇴Colombia·Government

AN Consulting & Security LLC

Oscar Andres Triana

AN Consulting & Security LLC registered to represent Oscar Andres Triana (Colombia) under FARA.

57/100Sep 4, 2025Undisclosed
🇨🇴Colombia·Government

DGA Group LLC

Embassy of Colombia

DGA Group LLC registered to represent Embassy of Colombia (Colombia) under FARA.

57/100Jul 31, 2025Undisclosed
🇨🇴Colombia·Government

Reyes

Unknown

Luis Carlos Reyes, based in Bogota, registered as a foreign agent under FARA. The filing contains no specific information on the foreign principal, activities, or contract value, beyond the fact of registration.

50/100Dec 12, 2024$0
🇨🇴Colombia·Government

Colombian Coffee Federation

Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia

Colombian Coffee Federation, Inc. registered to represent Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia (Colombia) under FARA.

57/100Apr 6, 1994Undisclosed