Separated only by the Uruguay River and an international bridge, Concordia and the Uruguayan city of Salto are often considered sister cities. They share history, family, friendship, and professional ties, an economic structure based on trade and primary production, and even the effects of recurring exchange rate imbalances. However, a recent economic report from Uruguay reveals a reality that brings them closer together once again: both cities …
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Separated only by the Uruguay River and an international bridge, Concordia and the Uruguayan city of Salto are often considered sister cities. They share history, family, friendship, and professional ties, an economic structure based on trade and primary production, and even the effects of recurring exchange rate imbalances. However, a recent economic report from Uruguay reveals a reality that brings them closer together once again: both cities …