Abstract
This article addresses extensively the topic of direct reparation as a prominent mechanism of control within the field of Colombian’s administrative law, using a comparative method that takes into account legislation from Chile, Spain and France. For this purpose, this paper offers a jurisprudential and doctrinal approach that allows giving conclusions from a comprehensive research and offers proposals that contribute to the strengthening of the administrative branch as a part of the law study. Likewise, this article will takes into account the content of the Article 90 of the constitution as a basis of articulation and function with regard to the mechanism of control, highlighting that the Colombian State as an organ of power may be held liable for unlawful damage, when an act attributable to the State is materialized. As a consequence, the State will have an obligation to make compensation for the damage caused to the citizen.