Uruguay's Presidential Election: Moderates Face Off in Tight Race
Uruguay is heading to a presidential runoff election featuring Yamandu Orsi and Alvaro Delgado, marking a year of significant elections in South America. With opinion polls indicating a tight race, the candidates represent moderate political stances, seeking to engage undecided voters amidst economic stability.
Voters in Uruguay are gearing up for a pivotal presidential runoff on Sunday as center-left candidate Yamandu Orsi faces off against conservative Alvaro Delgado. This election concludes a significant year for South America's political landscape.
Orsi, advocating a modern left agenda, contrasts with Delgado, who seeks continuity and aligns with the popular outgoing president Lacalle Pou. Opinion polls suggest a tight race with almost no gap between contenders, leading to a suspenseful election day.
As Uruguay navigates steady economic waters, both candidates focus on capturing undecided voters from the November first round, aiming to sway the electorate without radical promises in a climate of political moderation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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