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Reelected senator Sebastián “Tati” Sabini reflected on the recent electoral campaign, the performance of the opposition and the priorities of the Frente Amplio for the next period of government. Sabini highlighted the

You can now pay a fine and justify not having voted Uruguayans who did not vote in the national elections on October 27 and in the runoff on November 24 are now

The officials of the CAFF center “María Isabel Fernandez Vico”, of Nueva Palmira, who are members of SUTIGA “Single Union of Workers of Union and Related Institutions), are pleased to inform the

📍 Cabildo Abierto will seek agreements with the Frente Amplio to carry out issues that interest it. pic.twitter.com/vzWM48h22P — Channel 5 News (@5noticiasuy) November 26, 2024 The deputy elected by Open Town

The event, which began at 4:00 p.m., has the participation of the ministers, undersecretaries and vice president Beatriz Argimón. This meeting marks the first instance of the cabinet after last Sunday’s runoff,

“I will be the president of the country that advances, and I invite you all to that,” said President-elect Yamandú Orsi The elected president celebrated with Carolina Cosse and thousands of Frente

When the result of the national elections was known, which gave the Broad Front the winner, Palmyra residents took to the streets to celebrate, as is logical in an election. Everything took

“Like every Monday. The Plenary of the 40th,” Sebastian Da Silva wrote on X.com along with this photo. Everything indicates that the National Party is beginning to lick its wounds after the

According to the politician, far from being a “calm” or “quiet” campaign, the Frente Amplio prioritized a strategy of direct contact with communities and social organizations throughout the country. “At least the

No to violence against women, November 25, a day of reflection With interventions in the main squares of the city and a march along Aparicio Saravia Street with the subsequent reading of