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Colombia and Venezuela are two neighbor countries with a strong brotherhood due to a relatively common history. In the colonial period, the Province of Venezuela was under the jurisdiction of the Nuevo Reino de Granada, today, Colombia. Thereafter, in 1830, The Gran Colombia dissolution takes place, giving rise to Colombia and Venezuela as independent Republics. The Republican period has been turbulent and rugged in both countries, and the Constitutional evolution in both countries account for the socio-political events of the two Nations. This article approaches to a comparative study of the legislation on social security based on the constitucionalisation of the right to social security and its main legislative development: Law 100 of 1993 in Colombia and Organic Law of the System of Social Security of 2002 in Venezuela.

páginas de seguridad social

Derecho a la seguridad social en las constituciones políticas de Colombia y Venezuela. Su desarrollo legislativo fundamental: Ley 100 de 1993 y Ley Orgánica del Sistema de Seguridad Social del 2002