Uruguay, a leader in renewable energy, is now exploring its offshore waters for oil and gas, hoping to achieve energy independence and boost its economy, despite environmental concerns and a lack of ...

Uruguay's film and TV industries thrive, hosting major international shoots and co-productions, bolstered by incentives and a ...

Uruguay, a nation praised for its renewable energy achievements, has announced plans to expand offshore exploration for ...

He lives in a humble cottage, drives himself to work in a Volkswagen Beetle and flies economy class. Modest yet bold, liberal and fun-loving, Uruguay is our country of the year. ¡Felicitaciones ...

They therefore started looking south. “I brought up Uruguay,” says Austin, explaining that he’d previously visited the country, although Jack hadn’t at that point. ”And so we started ...

2017. Pharmacies in Uruguay start selling marijuana from Wednesday under the final phase of a four-year-old law that made the small South American country the first in the world to legalize pot ...

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) — Uruguay's leftist opposition candidate, Yamandú Orsi, became the country's new president in a tight runoff Sunday, ousting the conservative governing coalition and ...

The country code for Uruguay is +598. This country code, along with the area code, is required to call a telephone number in Uruguay from another country. Also an international dialing prefix, ...

Uruguay has emerged as a beacon of transparency in the Americas, securing the top position in Transparency International's latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) with a score of 76 points – its ...

The current barriers experienced by women in the job market, for example, cost the country about 14% of its GDP in forgone income. The successes and challenges of Uruguay’s robust social inclusion ...

The production of Uruguay's 150,000 hectares of rice paddies are expected to bring in close to US$ 700 million in exports this year, which will be higher than the US$ 550/600 million from the 2023 ...

The World Bank has backed Uruguay’s development process for more than 70 years through different instruments, including loans, insurance, donations, technical assistance and knowledge exchange.