We have started to collect the most important news related to Uruguay in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Jonathan Fryer enjoys the endearing nationalism of Uruguay against a backdrop of protests from Argentina over a new pulping mill deemed an environmental threat.
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A Uruguayan judge approves the extradition of six men to Argentina over 11 abductions in the 1970s.
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Argentina reportedly accuses Uruguay of diverting attention from environmental issues, in a dispute over a mill project.
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Uruguay's former president Juan Maria Bordaberry is held over four killings during military rule in the 1970s.
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Lorry and taxi drivers striking in protest at increased diesel prices bring Uruguay to a standstill.
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Argentinians protesting against a paper mill being built in Uruguay cut road links between the countries.
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World Court judges rule Uruguay can continue building two paper mills, rejecting Argentina's objections.
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Argentina asks the top UN court to order Uruguay to stop building two paper mills it says will pollute their border.
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The Uruguayan government strongly defends its right to build two controversial pulp mills on the Argentine border.
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Argentina asks Uruguay to extradite six men over the 1976 abduction of poet Juan Gelman's daughter-in-law.
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The Argentine president rallies crowds at a demonstration against two pulp mills being built in Uruguay.
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