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Jose Mujica: All About World's 'Poorest President' Who Died At 89
The former president, known for his humility and progressive politics, died after a battle with cancer.
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Jose Mujica, Once Dubbed World's Poorest President, Dies At 89
Uruguay's former president Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a guerrilla fighter and hero of the Latin American left, has died at the age of 89, the government in Montevideo said Tuesday.
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Uruguay's Tabare Vazquez, Cancer Doctor and Two-Time President
Tabare Vazquez, the former Uruguayan president who leapfrogged back to the helm Sunday, is a cancer doctor with a far more traditional style than his ex-rebel, marijuana-legalizing predecessor, Jose Mujica.
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Former President Tabare Vazquez Favored in Uruguay Run-Off Vote
Uruguayans voted in a presidential runoff Sunday, with former president Tabare Vazquez favored to extend the left's 10-year hold on power, though not necessarily the South American country's ground-breaking marijuana laws.
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World Cup 2014: Uruguay to Appeal Against Luis Suarez Ban
Uruguayan Football Association president Wilmar Valdez called the FIFA punishment against star striker Luis Suarez "totally exaggerated".
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Jose Mujica: All About World's 'Poorest President' Who Died At 89
The former president, known for his humility and progressive politics, died after a battle with cancer.
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Jose Mujica, Once Dubbed World's Poorest President, Dies At 89
Uruguay's former president Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a guerrilla fighter and hero of the Latin American left, has died at the age of 89, the government in Montevideo said Tuesday.
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Uruguay's Tabare Vazquez, Cancer Doctor and Two-Time President
Tabare Vazquez, the former Uruguayan president who leapfrogged back to the helm Sunday, is a cancer doctor with a far more traditional style than his ex-rebel, marijuana-legalizing predecessor, Jose Mujica.
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Former President Tabare Vazquez Favored in Uruguay Run-Off Vote
Uruguayans voted in a presidential runoff Sunday, with former president Tabare Vazquez favored to extend the left's 10-year hold on power, though not necessarily the South American country's ground-breaking marijuana laws.
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World Cup 2014: Uruguay to Appeal Against Luis Suarez Ban
Uruguayan Football Association president Wilmar Valdez called the FIFA punishment against star striker Luis Suarez "totally exaggerated".
