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Uruguay

From Uruguay to the world: The last goodbye to José Mujica

As voices emerge that threaten the survival of democracy, the challenge is to keep alive the legacy of those who learned that intolerance will never be the solution.

Uruguay leans towards the left again

Uruguay is once again turning to the left, but the shift is far from radical compared to the policies of the center-right administration under nationalist Lacalle Pou.

How the popularity of the president could influence the second ballot in Uruguay?

Despite the polls, the real surprise in the second ballot of Uruguay's presidential elections wouldn't be the ruling party's victory, but its defeat.

Elections in Uruguay: What’s next?

Uruguay has yet to elect who will lead the Executive, but regardless of whether it opts for continuity or bets on change, the big game will be in the Legislative Palace.

Uruguay heading for a tight and uncertain runoff

The most interesting aspect of this electoral cycle is not the figures in competition, but what each one represents in terms of management models and vision of the country.

Uruguay’s left is ahead. History is not on its side though

In Latin America, the executive’s positive approval tends to reasonably predict the continuity of the ruling party's power.