Uruguay is set to hold a presidential run-off in November following a closely contested first round of elections on October 27, which did not produce an outright winner. The small South American nation will choose between two moderate candidates, aiming to maintain Uruguay's tradition of stable and transparent governance.
As the nation heads towards the decisive second round, voters are reflecting on key issues such as economic stability, social policies, and Uruguay's role in the broader South American context. Joel Richards reports from Montevideo as the country prepares for this significant political event.
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