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Sebastian Sperling

Sebastian Sperling

Montevideo

Sebastian Sperling heads the Friedrich-Eberts-Stiftung's office in Montevideo, Uruguay.

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Latin America | 17.07.2020

Uruguay's neoliberal shock therapy

In Uruguay, the centre-right government dismantles the very system that made its pandemic response so successful

Latin America | 21.10.2019

Can Uruguay resist Latin America's authoritarian reflex?

After the upcoming elections, the continent's showpiece left-wing alliance Frente Amplio might not be governing [...]

Latin America | 27.11.2018

Left un-splintered

How Uruguay's Frente Amplio, a coalition of 40 progressive forces, defies the right-wing assault on Latin America

Latin America | 01.11.2017

Mission: not impossible

Why Uruguay is standing by its decision to legalise cannabis

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