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• Luis Eduardo Pérez (links | edit)
• Jorge Sapelli (links | edit)
• Duncan Stewart (Uruguayan politician) (links | edit)
• Luis Giannattasio (links | edit)
• Washington Beltrán (links | edit)
• Daniel Fernández Crespo (links | edit)
• State of Siege (links | edit)
• Danilo Astori (links | edit)
• Faustino Harrison (links | edit)
• Bernardo Berro (links | edit)
• Andrés Martínez Trueba (links | edit)
• Constitution of Uruguay (links | edit)
• List of ambassadors of Uruguay to the United States (links | edit)
• 1994 Uruguayan general election (links | edit)
• Residencia de Suárez (links | edit)
• Apollo 11 goodwill messages (links | edit)
• Eduardo Víctor Haedo (links | edit)
• Benito Nardone (links | edit)
• 1989 Uruguayan general election (links | edit)
• Luis Lacalle Pou (links | edit)
• César Charlone (politician) (links | edit)
• Alfredo Navarro (links | edit)
• Martín Echegoyen (links | edit)
• Juan Campisteguy (links | edit)
• Alberto Fermín Zubiría (links | edit)
• Carlos Fischer (links | edit)
• Arturo Lezama (links | edit)
• José Serrato (links | edit)
• Juan Idiarte Borda (links | edit)
• Jorge Pacheco Klein (links | edit)
• Juan Carlos Blanco Estradé (links | edit)
• Lucía Topolansky (links | edit)
• José Eugenio Ellauri (links | edit)
• Manuel Flores Mora (links | edit)
• Máximo Tajes (links | edit)
• Máximo Santos (links | edit)
• Miguel Alberto Flangini Ximénez (links | edit)
• Ariel Riani (links | edit)
• List of presidents of the Senate of Uruguay (links | edit)
• National Council of Government (Uruguay) (links | edit)
• President of Uruguay (links | edit)
• Francisco Antonino Vidal (links | edit)
• Jorge Meyer Long (links | edit)
• Lorenzo Latorre (links | edit)
• July 1971 (links | edit)
• Raúl Fernando Sendic Rodríguez (links | edit)
• Jorge Pacheco (links | edit)
• Civic-military dictatorship of Uruguay (links | edit)
• 1973 Uruguayan coup d'état (links | edit)
• January 1971 (links | edit)