This Friday, June 10, former President Dr. Julio María will participate, in the city of Fray Bentos, in the reopening of the Dr. Baltasar Brum Library, at the Colorado Party House, together with the Treasurer of the Departmental Committee Alfredo Gandulfo. He will also discover the death mask, in plaster, of Don José Batlle y Ordóñez, accompanied by the Departmental Secretary General Mr. Cristian Rosas and the youth leader Lucia Zoppi.
Sanguinetti in Fray Bentos
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