The program will directly benefit Uruguay’s 3.5 million inhabitants, particularly the two million people living in the Montevideo metropolitan area, where water demand and waste generation are most ...

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The Gran Premio Latinoamericano, the most prestigious race in South America, switches location each year between Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Peru. Around 10,000 people were at Gavea ...

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Ventana Sur, the biggest film-TV market in Latin America, has unveiled its lineup for its TV projects platform, Ventana Sur ...

One local who agreed to discuss her decision—a global-­health professional who lived in DC for 50 years—headed to Europe in ...

Other countries, such as Colombia and Ecuador, authorized euthanasia through court decisions, making the voting in the Uruguayan parliament a historic milestone.

What we can learn from the life of Uruguay’s former guerrilla and leftist president Pepe Mujica.

Uruguay’s senate passed a law decriminalizing euthanasia, putting the South American nation among a handful of other ...

It makes Uruguay the first country in predominantly Catholic Latin America to allow euthanasia via legislation. Colombia and ...