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Uruguay Votes For Next President In Razor-Sharp Election
Voters in South America's laid-backUruguay, known for its beaches, legalized marijuana and stability, will head to the polls on Sunday in a second-round presidential race between moderates that closes out a bumper year of elections.
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Uruguay's Tabare Vazquez, Cancer Doctor and Two-Time President
Tabare Vazquez, the former Uruguayan president who leapfrogged back to the helm Sunday, is a cancer doctor with a far more traditional style than his ex-rebel, marijuana-legalizing predecessor, Jose Mujica.
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Uruguayan Pot Marketplace May Go up in Smoke
Uruguay's plan to create the world's first national, government-regulated marketplace for legal pot may be going up in smoke.
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In Venezuela election, food is a voting issue
Venezuelans complain that what goes into their Sunday dinner plate comes from abroad: Steak, from Brazil; plantains, the Dominican Republic; rice, South Africa; Parmesan cheese, Uruguay; oats, Chile. Even coffee, in a country famed for it, often is Colombian.
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Uruguay Votes For Next President In Razor-Sharp Election
Voters in South America's laid-backUruguay, known for its beaches, legalized marijuana and stability, will head to the polls on Sunday in a second-round presidential race between moderates that closes out a bumper year of elections.
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Uruguay's Tabare Vazquez, Cancer Doctor and Two-Time President
Tabare Vazquez, the former Uruguayan president who leapfrogged back to the helm Sunday, is a cancer doctor with a far more traditional style than his ex-rebel, marijuana-legalizing predecessor, Jose Mujica.
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Uruguayan Pot Marketplace May Go up in Smoke
Uruguay's plan to create the world's first national, government-regulated marketplace for legal pot may be going up in smoke.
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In Venezuela election, food is a voting issue
Venezuelans complain that what goes into their Sunday dinner plate comes from abroad: Steak, from Brazil; plantains, the Dominican Republic; rice, South Africa; Parmesan cheese, Uruguay; oats, Chile. Even coffee, in a country famed for it, often is Colombian.
