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The departmental councilor Gabriel Gabbiani (Colorado Party – List 10) sent a request for information to the Municipality of Colonia (IDC) regarding the serious allegations made by the worker Luis Elvis García,

Parliament has approved a law banning cosmetic surgery on animals, primarily dogs and cats, which are the most frequently subjected to such practices. The law has two articles. The first states that

Laura Raffo joins Javier García’s sector Laura Raffoformer candidate of the National Party, has made the decision to join Alianza País after her disengagement from HerrerismoThe resolution was the result of several

Archive photo of the Legislative Palace The Senate of Uruguay approved the promotions to the rank of colonel for three Army officers, generating a notable political and ethical debate. Two of the

Blanca Rodriguezwithin the framework of the campaign tour of Broad Front inside of Uruguay, He spoke about the situation in Venezuela during a visit to Maldonado. When approached by the local press,

By the end of the year there will be a charging point for electric cars every 50 kilometers UTE President Silvia Emaldi attended Expo Prado 2024 this week, where she gave a

Alejandro Astesiano in an archive photograph. The Uruguayan justice system has granted early release to Alejandro Astesiano, the president’s former security chief, who will serve the remainder of his sentence under surveillance

Candidates are asked to create a registry for animal abusers similar to that for rapists The Animalist Platform group presents 14 ideas and seeks to “obtain a commitment from all political parties.”

The candidates for President and Vice President, Alvaro Delgado and Valeria Ripollunveiled a series of proposals on Thursday aimed at ensuring the inclusion of people with disabilities. These measures highlight a renewed

Image courtesy of Bing/Create Less than two months before the national elections in Uruguay, a study by Equipos Consultores reveals a advantage of the Broad Front over the governing coalitionWith 41% support,