Tag: Uruguay

Return to democracy The 30 of November of 1980 the citizenship rejects the draft constitutional reform proposed by the dictatorial regime, ushering in a slow process of political opening. On 1 September as as 1981 assumes the presidency the general Gregorio Alvarez, who in 1984 called elections, albeit with citizens and political parties banned. After being held that same year, the Colorado Party emerged triumphant. During the first days of 1985 Álvarez left the command in the hands of the President of the Supreme Court of Justice in office, Rafael Addiego Bruno and, finally, on March 1, 1985 the government returned to civilians with the assumption of Julio María Sanguinetti as President. In an agreement to leave the past behind and return in peace to the Party system, the majority political parties agreed to vote an amnesty law that extinguished all crimes committed as of January 1, 1962 in relation…

You would need around € 2,224.07 in Montevideo to maintain the same standard of living that you could have in Berlin with € 3,700.00 (assuming you rent in the cities). Consumer prices in Montevideo are 30.59% lower than in Berlin (excluding rent) Consumer prices including rent in Montevideo are 39.89% lower than in Berlin Rental prices in Montevideo are 60.61% lower than in Berlin Restaurant prices in Montevideo are 28.32% lower than in Berlin Food prices in Montevideo are 30.94% lower than in Berlin The local purchasing power in Montevideo is 64.24% lower than in Berlin Average cost of living in Montevideo (from 10/2019 - 09/2020) Restaurant Ø € Price € Price from / to Food, price w. restaurant 8.03 6.03-13.06 Middle class, 3 courses for 2 people. 30.13 24.10-60.26…