Uruguay to Pursue Damages Against Spanish Shipyard Cardama
The Uruguayan government is initiating legal action to seek damages from Spanish shipyard Cardama. This follows the shipyard's failure to appeal the termination of a contract for the construction of two offshore patrol vessels, a project that had faced significant delays and contractual disputes between the parties.
Hospital de Clínicas Workers Announce 24-Hour Strike for October 2nd Over University Budget
The Unión de Trabajadores del Hospital de Clínicas (UTHC) in Uruguay has declared a 24-hour strike for October 2, 2025, affecting services at the Hospital de Clínicas in Montevideo. The action is in defense of the university budget, which the union and other educational groups deem insufficient for the Universidad de la República (Udelar) and public education.
Uruguay Explores Accepting Gaza Refugees, President to Champion Multilateralism at UN
Uruguay's Foreign Minister Mario Lubetkin confirmed the nation is actively analyzing the possibility of accepting Palestinian refugees from Gaza, citing the complex international coordination required. Concurrently, President Yamandú Orsi is set to address the 80th UN General Assembly, where he will underscore Uruguay's enduring commitment to multilateralism and peaceful conflict resolution amidst global crises.