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Uruguay: Orsi's approval falls to 29% and disapproval climbs to 46%, new survey shows
The administration of Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi has reached its lowest approval level since he took office as head of state in March 2025, according to the national survey by the polling firm Factum released on Monday for the second two-month period of 2026. The ...
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