Uruguay
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AMERICAS
Uruguay Marks Condor Crime Still Haunting Democracy Fifty Years Later
Fifty years after Zelmar Michelini, Héctor Gutiérrez Ruiz, Rosario Barredo, and William Whitelaw were murdered in Buenos Aires, Uruguay confronts…
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Entertainment
Uruguay Finds Its Heartbeat Again Around One Public Square Table
In Montevideo, La Rueda de Candombe has turned a casual circle of friends into a public ritual of drums, memory,…
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AMERICAS
Uruguayan Fugitive Turned Soccer Fields into Stages for Cartel Power
The arrest of Sebastián Marset in Bolivia ends, at least for now, one of South America's strangest criminal performances: a…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Uruguay Virtual Game School Reduces Need to Relocate for Tech Careers
In Uruguay, a virtual game school run as a cooperative is challenging the old rule that talent must relocate to…
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SPORTS
Argentina and Uruguay Haunt United as Ratcliffe Targets Immigrants Loudly
A stadium insult from decades ago still echoes in today's boardroom talk. When a Manchester United owner attacks immigration, Argentina…
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LIFE
Uruguay’s Secular Image Softens as Iemanjá Fills Montevideo’s Shore
Thousands returned to Montevideo's beaches last week to honor Iemanjá, the Umbanda goddess of waters, bringing flowers, fruit, and small…
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LIFE
Uruguay Summer Art Fair Turns Quiet José Ignacio Into Magnet
In José Ignacio, Uruguay, the sea breeze carries more than salt and sunscreen. Each January, Este Arte lures collectors, gallerists,…
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SPORTS
Uruguayan Clásico Swaps Keep Montevideo Burning Long After Full-time Whistles
When Maximiliano Silvera crossed from Peñarol to Nacional, Montevideo didn’t just get a new striker; it got a fresh argument…
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Travel
Uruguay’s Quiet Luxury Turns A Long Weekend Into Soft Power
Nine hours from a U.S. gateway sounds like too much for a “quick” escape, until Uruguay reframes the math. In…
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ANALYSIS
Uruguay Flirts With Bukeleism While Defending Its Fragile Democratic Soul
As crime fears rise, Uruguay weighs Nayib Bukele–style security policy, testing whether a proud left-wing democracy can confront gangs, drug…
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