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Latinnews Daily - 15 April 2005
URUGUAY: Military goes ahead with controversial ceremonies
Development: On 14 April the Uruguayan armed forces went ahead with
annual ceremonies in honour of those who have died while serving in the military
even though the new leftwing government has scrapped official recognition of the
day.
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