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Brazil & Southern Cone - January 2016 (ISSN 1741-4431)
URUGUAY POLITICS: New party proposed
Uruguay’s Partido Independiente (PI) proposed the creation of a “social-democratic alternative” last month composed of the country’s moderate centrist politicians. “Uruguay needs an alternative like this,” Senator Pablo Mieres, the PI leader, said. “What we’ve had so far is a dichotomy between the ruling leftist coalition, the Frente Amplio [FA], dominated by the most radical sectors, and the option of the traditional parties dominated by the most conservative representatives,” Mieres added.
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