Yamandú Orsi Secures Presidency in Uruguay's Democratic Shift
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Centre-left candidate Yamandu Orsi won Uruguay's presidential election, defeating conservative Alvaro Delgado with 49.77% of the vote. Orsi's victory marks a shift from the conservative governing coalition, aligning with a global trend of incumbent parties losing power. The election was characterized by moderate political discourse, with Orsi pledging a 'modern left' approach without drastic policy changes. Both Delgado and outgoing President Luis Lacalle Pou conceded and offered support for a smooth transition.
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