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At 9:42 p.m., the first ballot box in Palmira arrived at the Prefecture of Nueva Palmira, the reception center for the ballot boxes, and corresponds to circuit 212 of the Liceo, where

With a total of around 44% of the votes, the Frente Amplio is preparing for a close competition in the runoff In the first round of the presidential elections in Uruguay, the

Andrés Ojeda is giving his speech. Firstly, he greeted the voters for the great effort and growth of the Colorado Party in relation to 2019. “The strength in the coalition has changed:

With an energetic tone, Delgado began by warmly thanking the militants of his party and the coalition, highlighting the union that characterizes this political project. “They don’t know the desire, they don’t

One of the works aimed at the problem of suicides As planned, fifty stands were installed in the wide corridors of the Monseñor Lasagna Institute within the framework of the “Education in

The formula Yamandú Orsi and Carolina Cosse came out to speak to voters on stage in the country’s capital. They spoke with emphasis, in that they added 5 points more than in

“I enjoyed the day,” said Blanca Rodríguez, from the Frente Amplio bunker on Sunday night while awaiting the final results, underlining the relevance of an electoral process that not only represents an

According to primary data from the Citizen Perception Office, the sum of votes for the Republican Coalition (46.6) is above the Broad Front (44.7%). There will be a runoff on November 24,

On October 27, 2024, Uruguay celebrated the first round of their national electionsa crucial event for democracy in the country. On this day, 2,727,120 Uruguayans are authorized to exercise their right to

▶ “We showed the entire system that the new policy is here to stay,” said the Colorado Party candidate, Andrés Ojeda when voting at La Mennais College. Virna Castelli reports. pic.twitter.com/1tccpcBLLt —