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Americas · Uruguay

Intendencia De Montevideo Closed 2024 with a Deficit of Us$ 82 Million, Which Multiplies Several Times that of 2023

In her statement of reasons for accountability, the commune said that in 2024 it faced "significant economic adversities", but that it managed to "implement and maintain various programs and projects that have benefited the citizenry"Read Article

Americas · Uruguay

“It Seems Absurd”: Juan Carlos López Mena Rejects Pit-Cnt Proposal to Tax the Richest 1% of Uruguay

"These are obsolete mentalities," Juan Carlos López Mena argued.Read Article

Nicolás Maduro · Venezuela

Venezuela Arrests Dozens in Crackdown on Black Market Dollars

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Former finance minister and economists detained, sowing fears of return to economic ruin See the Story

“Going to Class Doesn’t Matter so Much”: One by One, How It’s Missing in Every School in Uruguay

In the morning shift there is more left than in the afternoon; counsel says that “families do not value education”Education · Uruguay Read Article

Without Public Bidding and Filed by the Junta, the Montevideo Intendency Handed the Park Rodó to Burger King for 20 Years

The file was under study by the Departmental Board but was never dealt with and, at the request of the Broad Front, it was archivedBurger King · Uruguay Read Article

Convicted Trade Unionists Are “Links of a Much Broader Organized Criminal Chain that Includes the Sunca and the Communist Party”

Sindicalists of the Sunca diverted more than US$ 1 million and the organized crime justice condemned the first three for fraud, misappropriation, association for crime and assistance in laundering but there are 12 more investigated and investigation opened for money laundering. What did the prosecution find so far?Americas · Uruguay Read Article

Trade Unionists Arrested for Diversion of Funds Said They Obeyed Orders From Oscar Andrade and Daniel Diverio

In their statements before the Prosecutor's Office, the former leaders involved stated that they acted under "orders of superior command"Americas · Uruguay See the Story

The Coalition Agreed with Salle, Achieved an Unexpected Majority and the Chamber of Deputies Approved the Reform of the Professional Fund with Changes

Sovereign Identity withdrew from the room when the general income contribution was voted and the coalition claimed its 49 votesAmericas · Uruguay See the Story

Pointbook: Government Proposes “Total Cut” of Points for Alcoholized Driving and Half for Cellular Use

Unasev presented to the Congress of Mayors a draft decree with a view to putting the new system into operation in the first half of 2026; they will create "Point Recovery Program"Americas · Uruguay Read Article

José "Pepe" Mujica, former president of Uruguay, dies at 89

43% Center coverage: 168 sources

By CNN en Español Former Uruguayan President José Mujica, who governed the country from 2010 to 2015 and was a leading figure of the left in Latin America, died Tuesday at the age of 89, President Yamandú Orsi reported on his X account. “It is with profound sorrow that we announce the death of our comrade Pepe Mujica. President, activist, leader and leader. We will miss you very much, dear old man. Thank you for everything you gave us and for yo…Lula Da Silva · Uruguay See the Story

Deputies approved project that regulates revenues to mayors by contest or draw: whites voted in favor but accused “intentionalities”

The project had the approval of the benches of the Broad Front, Colorado Party, Open Cabildo, Independent Party and Sovereign IdentityAmericas · Uruguay Read Article

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Intendencia De Montevideo Closed 2024 with a Deficit of Us$ 82 Million, Which Multiplies Several Times that of 2023

“It Seems Absurd”: Juan Carlos López Mena Rejects Pit-Cnt Proposal to Tax the Richest 1% of Uruguay

Venezuela Arrests Dozens in Crackdown on Black Market Dollars

“Going to Class Doesn’t Matter so Much”: One by One, How It’s Missing in Every School in Uruguay

Without Public Bidding and Filed by the Junta, the Montevideo Intendency Handed the Park Rodó to Burger King for 20 Years

Convicted Trade Unionists Are “Links of a Much Broader Organized Criminal Chain that Includes the Sunca and the Communist Party”

Trade Unionists Arrested for Diversion of Funds Said They Obeyed Orders From Oscar Andrade and Daniel Diverio

The Coalition Agreed with Salle, Achieved an Unexpected Majority and the Chamber of Deputies Approved the Reform of the Professional Fund with Changes

Pointbook: Government Proposes “Total Cut” of Points for Alcoholized Driving and Half for Cellular Use

José "Pepe" Mujica, former president of Uruguay, dies at 89

Deputies approved project that regulates revenues to mayors by contest or draw: whites voted in favor but accused “intentionalities”

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“Going to Class Doesn’t Matter so Much”: One by One, How It’s Missing in Every School in Uruguay

Without Public Bidding and Filed by the Junta, the Montevideo Intendency Handed the Park Rodó to Burger King for 20 Years

Convicted Trade Unionists Are “Links of a Much Broader Organized Criminal Chain that Includes the Sunca and the Communist Party”

Trade Unionists Arrested for Diversion of Funds Said They Obeyed Orders From Oscar Andrade and Daniel Diverio

The Coalition Agreed with Salle, Achieved an Unexpected Majority and the Chamber of Deputies Approved the Reform of the Professional Fund with Changes

Pointbook: Government Proposes “Total Cut” of Points for Alcoholized Driving and Half for Cellular Use

José "Pepe" Mujica, former president of Uruguay, dies at 89

Deputies approved project that regulates revenues to mayors by contest or draw: whites voted in favor but accused “intentionalities”