Magdalena Martínez

Catholic Church wants the highly secular nation to recognize religious origin of January 6 holiday

Ambitious plans to make drug available through pharmacies still delayed after three years

Tabaré Vázquez wants one to help raise the country’s global relevance, but many view it as a luxury

The disappearance of a former prisoner in the country reveals how complicated life can be for refugees outside the detention center

Three of the former detainees released by the US already have partners in their new country

Former terrorism suspects decline to sign housing and monthly stipend agreements

Home-growth is on the rise in anticipation of new distribution methods being put in place

Investigation of embezzlement scheme of hospital funds sullies Uruguay’s ruling party

The South American nation spends 3 percent of its GDP on renewable energy infrastructure

Most of the presidential candidates in the country lead a simple life

Leftist Tabaré Vázquez and conservative Luis Alberto Lacalle Pou emerge as main candidates Vote is set to be dominated by security and education issues

Tobacco giant claims government violating copyright laws by ordering changes to cigarette packets