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In an event held this Thursday, Delgado stressed the importance of maintaining a coherent position and away from electoral speculation. «We have another conception of politics, not just anything is worth a

Lorena Quintana with Guido Manini Ríos Lorena Quintanathe party’s vice presidential candidate Open Town Hall (CA)has established himself as a key figure within the political space led by Guido Manini Ríos. With

Federico Fasano Mertens in the fourth chapter of his program La Cosa Vostra, “Manual for Undecideds” where he analyzes Uruguayan economic policy. The interdependence between politics and economics The expert communicator, Federico

According to global index, Uruguay is the only country in Latin America without political polarization The classification given by the V-Dem Institute defines national democracy as “general consensus on the political direction

“If you are going to hijack a plane you have to be willing to kill at least one hostage” says an unspeakable presidential candidate in Uruguay…Shame and Horror: pic.twitter.com/G3zLRIdJmx — PEPE (@BatlleOrdonez00)

Orsi claimed that Ojeda, being part of the current government, should give “now” answers regarding security. “Ojeda ‘today is part of the government and feels part of the government, and even he

Lacalle Pou inaugurated works between Artigas and Tranqueras “Today I come to fulfill my commitment and that is the nicest thing a ruler can do,” said the President of the Republic, Luis

Eduardo Lust. Photo: Twitter / DiputadosUY The Uruguayan politician Eduardo Lustleader of the surge Environmental Constitutional Partyhas made the decision to support the presidential candidate of the National Party, Álvaro Delgado, in

According to what was presented in the Subrayado news program on Channel 10, the measurement, carried out in the second half of September, reveals that 50% of Uruguayans approve of the president’s

The mobilization, framed in a context of growing violence in the Middle East, included the participation of local activists and diplomatic representatives. Among them were Alejandra de Bittencourt, spokesperson for the Network,