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Since June of last year and week after week without exception, a minimum of 200 people meet every Saturday in the Plaza Artigas de Salto. There they systematically demand that the State

57% of Uruguay’s net greenhouse gas emissions come from the agricultural sector; and the gas that the country emits the most is methane, of which 93% comes from that same sector. These

With a clothespin I hang my shirts to dry. But I also keep the pack of yerba mate or condiments closed. Or I pinch my pants so the bike chain doesn’t grease

In times where the urgent often prevails over the important, there are some “duties” that if not taken seriously, will be reduced to a dead letter. Such is the case of the

The Minister of Transport and Public Works, José Luis Falero (National Party), and the Minister of the Environment, Adrián Peña (Colorado Party). The artificial island project has put on the table different

Fernando Cabrera is a lawyer and manager of Legal Services of the Commercial Defense League (Lideco). His name became better known when, from his position and from the institution that he is

How to manage agricultural companies in times of uncertainty, and how to present businesses so that they are attractive to investment, not only foreign, but also local. The undersecretary of Livestock, Agriculture

The PIT-CNT presented in Parliament its “strong rejection” of the bill promoted by the Executive Power to modify some aspects of the Collective Bargaining Law and thus be able to file the

A few days ago, the Foreign Ministers of Uruguay, Francisco Bustillo, and Brazil, Carlos França, respectively, held an official meeting in the city of Los Angeles. After the meeting, they issued a

The work permits granted in 2021 totaled 1,155 and those granted between January and May 2022 are about 602, announced the president of the Institute for Children and Adolescents (INAU), Pablo Abdala,