Paraguay Uruguay Relations
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Paraguay's National Party seeks to regain government control in Uruguay by 2030, emphasizing unity. Meanwhile, former Uruguayan President Lacalle Pou lauded his administration as "humanist." In sports, Paraguay's women's basketball team faces Uruguay for fifth place in the South American Championship, while Uruguay's Deputy Speaker met with Venezuelan opposition to urge human rights respect. Uruguay also continues to assist nearly 350,000 people amid a prolonged cold weather alert.
National Party wants to return to government so Uruguay 'can regain its direction'
Uruguay's opposition National Party is setting its sights on returning to power in the 2030 general elections, aiming to "restore the country's direction." Party leadership is rallying members to focus on building a future vision for the nation. Álvaro Delgado, president of the National Party's board, urged party members to "build the history of the future," stating that the primary goal is to gov…
Former Uruguay President Lacalle Pou: 'Our Government Was Profoundly Humanist'
Former Uruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou declared his administration, which served from 2020 to 2025, was "profoundly humanist." He made these remarks during a celebration marking the 190th anniver…
The Panthers go against Uruguay for fifth place in the Basketball South American Championship
Paraguay's women's basketball team, known as 'Las Panteras,' is set to face Uruguay in a match for fifth place at the South American Championship in Zárate, Argentina. This game offers a chance for pr…
Uruguay's Deputy Speaker Meets Venezuelan Opposition, Urges Human Rights Respect
Rodrigo Goñi, president of Uruguay's Chamber of Deputies, met with Venezuelan opposition figure Juan Pablo Guanipa in Montevideo, signaling Uruguay's commitment to human rights and democratic recovery…
Uruguay assists nearly 350,000 amid three-month cold weather alert
Uruguay has surpassed three months under a red alert for severe cold, providing assistance to approximately 350,000 individuals. The National Emergency System reported a cumulative total of 345,915 at…