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The country has yet to grapple fully with the dictatorship and state terrorism it experienced in the 1970s and 80s
Ruling allows Pramod Agarwal to seek recovery of investment following 2016 collapse of iron ore project
Tax breaks are among the perks the country hopes will attract a growing number of shoots
Latin American country’s reputation for solid governance at risk as its leaders grapple with multiple allegations
As political alliances in the region shift, Montevideo’s decision to ‘open up to the world’ exacerbates tensions
West African nation out for revenge after last-minute Luis Suárez handball denied it a semi-final berth in 2010
Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suárez must soon be told their time is up
Artists, restaurateurs and winemakers are transforming the dusty streets of a once-forgotten village
Drug violence reaches well beyond Mexico and Colombia into region’s quieter corners
Pramod Agarwal challenges Uruguay’s pro-business reputation in $3.5bn compensation battle over iron ore project
Where to see in 2022, from high-desert solitude in Bolivia to a haute Hogmanay
A pact between Montevideo and Beijing would have broader consequences for Latin America
Off-limits to tourists since March 2020, the country finally reopened its borders this month
South American country’s move raises tensions ahead of presidential summit
In per capita terms, the nation is a global leader in software exports
Silicon Valley paying attention to small nation following emergence of unicorn and Covid app
As Covid-19 cases started mounting in Uruguay, a software developer took on the challenge of his career
One of few countries in Latin America that appears to have the pandemic under control
Silverpeak subsidiary aims to become world’s largest producer of medicinal marijuana by 2025
Lacalle Pou’s slim victory topples last of Latin America’s leftwing governments
Success for Luis Lacalle Pou would be blow for leftist Broad Front coalition
President-elect Fernández is reticent on likely relationship with bondholders and IMF
Annual survey looks at how much expats can expect to pay for housing and day-to-day costs
Massive electricity failure exposes years of under-investment in infrastructure
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