Throughout history, the Colombian government has adapted to global economic changes andwith this-also to cooperativism.In the beginning, cooperatives emerged as an ideal way to provide social equity.The present research project has two objectives.First, to analyze how the existing constitutional economic models in Colombia are related to the integration of commercial cooperativism within the framework of the 1991 Constitution.Second, to study to what extent the changes in the constitutional economic models allow the integration of cooperativism, without creating modifications or considerable changes to the constitutional economic principles.The methodology applied in this work consists of a legal process with a qualitative approach of the descriptive-analytical type.