Bienes raíces a medida
Bienes raíces a medida
Bienes raíces a medida
Anna Wellenstein, Director of the World Bank’s Latin America and the Caribbean, Sustainable Development Group, has said Uruguay was an example of turning its productions towards a market that will seek environmental guidelines met.The executive made those remarks during a virtual appearance which was printed by Asunción’s Última Hora newspaper. She also insisted on the…
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Uruguay, the world’s first nation to legalize cannabis for medical and recreational use, is considering opening its regulated marijuana market to tourists. Under the proposal from the administration of President Luis Lacalle Pou, visitors to the country would be permitted to purchase marijuana at licensed outlets, providing a new source of revenue for Uruguay’s…
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Grüner Wasserstoff ist der Schlüssel zur weiteren Dekarbonisierung des Energie- und Rohstoffsektors. Uruguay hat in den letzten Jahren Fortschritte bei der fast vollständigen Dekarbonisierung seiner Elektrizitätsmatrix erzielt. Jetzt umfasst die zweite Stufe dieser Energiewende die Entwicklung einer grünen Wasserstoffwirtschaft, um die Dekarbonisierung des Energiesektors und die Produktion von Rohstoffen fortzusetzen. Für Uruguay ist es auch…
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Ingleby Farms, an open range cattle ranch in Uruguay, is the first Certified Humane beef company in Latin America. The Certified Humane logo appears on its exported beef products and on products consumed locally in Uruguay, where seven farms with 60 employees are responsible for 17,000 head of cattle, raised open-range, without confinement. Uruguay differs…
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Uruguay’s Minister of Foreign Relations Francisco Bustillo returned from a trip to Belgium, Germany, and France recently, having failed to convince European governments to support immediate ratification of the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement. That drew understandable disappointment within Uruguay, which counts the European Union as a key trading partner. However, with the agreement likely to…
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Bodega Garzon / Photo by Rodrigo Guillenea You’ve probably heard the expression “good things come in small packages.” Such is the wine story of Uruguay, a country that’s tiny by size and output, but increasingly, a source for opulent as well as elegant wines. Tucked between Argentina and Brazil on South America’s eastern side, Uruguay is…
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Uruguay is an unsung hero of South American wine with a vibrant wine culture and a new generation of winemakers exploring the country’s diverse terroir through its champion variety, Tannat.Although Uruguay has only been producing wine for just over 150 years, the nation’s wine families have a rich European-influenced wine heritage which is evident in…
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Companies operating bonded warehouses in Uruguay are now able to provide international logistics services for the cannabis industry, according to a recently approved decree. Cannabis products can now be shipped from different countries to Uruguay, where they can remain in transit – and be repackaged if needed – and then be reexported to other countries without the…
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The outlook is brightening for Uruguay – but risks hover. Uruguay’s economy, dented by pandemic fallout, is expected to contract this year but less than its neighbors Argentina and Brazil.The economy ministry forecasts GDP will fall 3.5% this year but expand 4.3% in 2021. The economy expanded 0.2% in 2019 as sluggish private investment weighed…
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Uruguay is the smallest Spanish speaking country in South America with 3,5 million inhabitants and is sandwiched between its giant neighbours Brazil and Argentina. The country with its European heritage has traditionally been more affluent than other states in South America and is known for its advanced education and social security systems and…
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