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To all the Frente Amplistas and 609 colleagues pic.twitter.com/t9HCLuuSXq — Charles Carrera Leal (@ChCarreraLeal) September 27, 2024 The Popular Participation Movement (MPP)a Uruguayan political party, has made the decision for Charles Carrera

La Cosa Vostra – Manual for Undecideds”, a program by journalist Federico Fasano Mertens that analyzes the different government proposals ahead of the national elections in October 2024 in Uruguay. According to

Uruguay plans to produce 1,000,000 tons per year The Minister of Industry, Energy and Mining, Elisa Facio, pointed out that the green hydrogen industry means “a great opportunity for Uruguay.” Its development

The leaders of the different sectors of the National Party have begun to submit their lists to the Electoral Court, a little less than a month before the national elections scheduled for

Pereira Rosell is the only public service in Latin America that offers free fetal surgeries The Álvarez Caldeyro Barcia Foundation held a ceremony to honor the mothers and children who were operated

Yamandú Orsi supports Carrera’s resignation and trusts in Uruguayan justice This week, Uruguayan politics received a new twist with the Charles Carrera resigns from his seat in the SenateThe decision has been

The prosecutor Silvia Liliana Porteiro Bello announced on Wednesday his intention to request the impeachment of the senator of the Frente Amplio, Charles CarreraThis procedure is based on the investigation related to

In a political context of great expectations, the Frente Amplio has outlined a series of priority social policies that require an investment equivalent to 0.7% of Uruguay’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). According

Charles Carreramember of the Broad Front (FA) and senator of the Popular Participation Movementannounced his resignation from the Senate of the Legislative Palace. This decision was communicated after the prosecutor Silvia Porteiro,

Montevideo, Uruguay, July 1, 2022 Society. Work, People working, workers, sunna, worker, work, Photo: Gastón Britos / FocoUy Unemployment rate stood at 8.4% in August without showing major changes, according to the