Six women who guide Latin American economic policy
From positions in government, autonomous institutions or academia, female economists in the region are leaving their mark on public policy and resource management
Argentina goes on high alert for avian flu
Health authorities have detected at least eight cases of infected birds in the wild and in backyard fowl, and adopted new measures to prevent its spread to poultry farms
José Mujica: ‘We’re living in a world without political direction’
The former president of Uruguay spoke to EL PAÍS about unchecked transnational interests, the armaments trade and the climate emergency
Uruguay loses momentum in the marijuana legalization stakes
Decision to make recreational use legal has been dogged by unexpected difficulties such as a bank veto
Where did Uruguay’s indigenous population go?
The Latin American country is being confronted with its past and asked to recognize the Charrúa people
Why the Three Kings won’t visit Uruguay this year
Catholic Church wants the highly secular nation to recognize religious origin of January 6 holiday
Low-cost Uruguay says no thanks to presidential jet
Tabaré Vázquez wants one to help raise the country’s global relevance, but many view it as a luxury
Uruguay delays implementation of legal framework for marijuana sale
Home-growth is on the rise in anticipation of new distribution methods being put in place
Nations come knocking on Uruguay’s door to buy cannabis
Canada, Chile and Israel express interest in purchasing marijuana for medicinal purposes