Uruguayans vote for ex-rebel or ex-president

Full story: El Paso Times

Voters in Uruguay faced a stark choice in Sunday's presidential election: an ex-rebel who yearns to create enduring socialism or a former center-right president who privatized government services and wants to pull away from alliances with Latin American leftists.

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goat-boy

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Man i love those your-a-guey-ens. Thats true freedom. But how did the guerillas get out of the zoo though? and how they learn to make bombs? Planet of the apes? I'm scared now.

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