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List 600 of the Colorado Party was launched in Montevideo, under the “Para Ganar” formula, with Andrés Ojeda and Robert Silva, for president and vice president, respectively. The list for the Senate

Alvaro Delgadopresidential candidate for the National Partyfocused his speech on the promise of monthly savings for Uruguayan families, during a party event. His proposals try to make a difference compared to the

The Frente Amplio (FA) candidate, Yamandú Orsi, has been at the center of political debate with his recent criticism of the current government in Uruguay. During a conference in Florida, Orsi stated

Places are being defined on the sectoral lists. The 609, led by former president José Mujica and former vice president Lucía Topolansy, announced the first four names of its list 609 for

Nicolas Maduro, president of Venezuela. It is difficult for those left-wing organizations that maintain that there was no fraud in Venezuela to admit its existence, because the constitutional bodies legitimized by the

New aircraft will increase surveillance and airspace defence capacity The incorporation of six A-29 Super Tucano aircraft into the Air Force was described as historic by the Minister of National Defense, Armando

Debates, exchanges and reflections help countries build better public policies During a seminar on international cooperation aimed at early childhood, information society, inclusion and environmental control, the Secretary of the Presidency, Rodrigo

A building at the Googleplex, Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California. The technology company Google has announced a significant expansion of its presence in Latin America with an investment of more than

The presidential candidate for the Colorado Party, Andres Ojedaassured in an interview with Búsqueda that the government of Luis Lacalle Pou, of which he feels part (at least semantically), There were no

Screenshot courtesy of Canal 5 This Wednesday, at a solemn event in the Faculty of Medicinemembers of the institution’s union of employees expressed their discontent to the president Luis Lacalle Pou. The