Uruguayan President Calls Kirchner "Old Bat" And Her Husband "Cross-Eyed"

Uruguay Government Says Don't Smoke Pot -- Better To Eat It Instead

Uruguay Debates Whether To Clean Dictonary Of Racist Expressions

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Argentina's Currency Restrictions Squeeze Latin American Tourism

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Uruguay President Wants The State To Grow And Sell Pot

President, Amnesty Law Under Fire In Uruguay

Human rights violations committed during Uruguay’s 1970s and 1980s-era military regimes have come back to haunt the South American country, where the legislature’s recent failure to revoke a stubborn amnesty law has sparked a major political crisis.