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Suarez bite lampooned by Italy

'Welcome home!' - a Suarez-inspired ad by Barilla  
Italian companies come up with some amusing advertisements based on Luis Suarez's biting attack against Italian defender
27 Jun 2014

Italians lampoon Luis 'Dracula' Suarez striker for bite as team exit World Cup

 
Italian social media abuzz with satirical depictions of Luis Suarez as some Italians manage to see a funny side of biting incident which preceded their team's exit from World Cup
25 Jun 2014

World Cup 2014: 10 surprising facts about Uruguay that every England fan should know

 
As England prepare for their crucial World Cup match against Uruguay this evening, here are 10 surprising facts about the nation they're facing
19 Jun 2014

World Cup 2014: English taught us how to play football, says president of Uruguay

Members of the Central Uruguay Railway Cricket Club, which was a cricket and football club that was created by the British Railway Company in Uruguay  
Uruguayan president José Mujica claims English railworkers taught his countrymen how to play the beautiful game ahead of his national side's clash with England at the World Cup
18 Jun 2014

Five ways England can beat Uruguay

England v Uruguay: Five ways Roy Hodgson's side can win crucial clash in Sao Paulo  
Defeat to Italy means England need three points against the south Americans, and here are five ways they can get back on track in Group D
16 Jun 2014
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It is time to drop Rooney and Johnson

Alan Smith: England manager has three main concerns as he prepares to face Uruguay, the biggest being United striker’s loss of form
15 Jun 2014
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Uruguay to limit consumers to 10 grams-a-week for marijuana

As Uruguay moves to position of regulated trade in marijuana consumers will be required to register and be limited to 10 grams-a-week, though at low price
03 May 2014

Uruguay to make medical marijuana available to prisoners

Any inmates who have been prescribed marijuana to improve their physical or mental health will have access to it according to the country's drug tsar
09 Apr 2014

Legalising cannabis: Uruguay's president Jose Mujica asks world for support

Interview: President of Uruguay insists drug use will not increase as his country is poised to become the first to legalise and control the marijuana trade
31 Mar 2014

Uruguay President urges US and Europe to change drug policy

After legalising the production and sale of cannabis in his own country, Uruguayan President Jose Mucjica calls on rich, "developed countries" to re-evaluate their strategy for dealing with narcotics
14 Feb 2014

Uruguay legalises marijuana trade

Backers of the law, some smoking joints, gathered near Congress holding green balloons and Jamaican flags in homage to Bob Marley
11 Dec 2013

Uruguay opposition demands marijuana referendum

Last minute opposition to Uruguay's plans to legalise sale and consumption of marijuana
09 Dec 2013
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Uruguayan in Andes fled Chile sex abuse charges

Plumber from Uruguay who survived through the winter after disappearing along Chile's high-altitude border with Argentina was fleeing law.
10 Sep 2013

Man lost in Andes for four months found alive

A 58-year-old Uruguayan man who disappeared four months ago in the remote Andes Mountains was found alive on Sunday.
09 Sep 2013
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Sting accused of helping turn Uruguay into a laboratory for drug reform

He has campaigned to end global hunger, fought to save the rainforest, and proclaimed the merits of lengthy tantric sex sessions.
08 Aug 2013

Uruguay on brink of legalising marijuana

An unprecedented plan to create legal marijuana market has been approved by Uruguay's lower house.
01 Aug 2013
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Three cheers for Uruguay, the gateway nation

Commentary Other countries could well soon follow the lead of Uruguay, which has taken a major step towards legalising the growth, production and possession of marijuana.
01 Aug 2013
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The world's most libertarian countries

As Uruguay, a country which has never criminalised cannabis for personal use, turns to legalising its cultivation and distribution, we look at other trailblazing, libertarian countries.
01 Aug 2013
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Uruguay's president apologises for calling Cristina Kirchner an 'old hag'

Uruguay's President Jose Mujica offered belated apologies to his Argentine counterpart Cristina Kirchner on Thursday for calling her an "old hag".
11 Apr 2013

Uruguay legalises gay marriage

Uruguay has become the second Latin American country to legalise gay marriage.
11 Apr 2013

Falklands 'belong to Uruguay not Argentina'

The Falkland Islands should belong to Uruguay, the authors of a new book on the disputed islands have sensationally claimed.
31 Jan 2013
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Andes rugby team plays match 40 years on

Members of a Uruguayan rugby team have played a match that was postponed four decades ago when their plane crashed in the Andes, stranding them for 72 days and forcing them to eat human flesh.
14 Oct 2012

Uruguay marijuana sales to be controlled by state

Uruguay is planning a radical approach to the legalisation of marijuana.
21 Jun 2012
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Uruguay government in marijuana plan

Uruguay is planning a novel approach to fighting its rising crime: having its government sell marijuana to take drug profits out of the hands of dealers.
21 Jun 2012
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Uruguay nurses charged with murder over 'mercy killings'

Two nurses in Uruguay have been charged with murder and jailed over the mercy killing of 16 people, the judge in charge of the case said.
19 Mar 2012
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