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Jimmy Carter's Human Rights Legacy in Uruguay
What does a small country in South America offer about reassessing Carter's overall human rights policies?
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Progressive Politics Live on in the Streets in Uruguay
With the electoral Left sidelined until at least 2024, grassroots organizing stands as the key line of defense against the government’s vigorous…
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The "unofficial" coup in Uruguay: the Boiso Lanza Pact
Unsettling official start dates to dictatorship
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A Plane Crashed in the Andes Mountains
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50 Years Since the Opening of Libertad Prison
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50 Years On...
exploring Uruguay's experience of dictatorship in historical, international, and contemporary perspective.
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This is Uruguay in Perspective, a newsletter examining Uruguay's Dictatorship, 50 years later.
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Uruguay in Perspective
Uruguay in Perspective
Examining Uruguay's Dictatorship, 50 years later
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