Brief Political History of Uruguay
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- This video explores the basics of Uruguayan history and politics to explain how it is that Uruguay overcame a history of civil war and conflict to become one of the better run and richest countries in Latin America. It begins with Artigas revolt against the Spanish in alliance with Buenos Aires, how he turned against them and ended up in exile. How Uruguay was born as a buffer state between Brazil and Argentina and what led to the creation of blancos and colorados. It then covers the transformative power of Battle y Ordoñez, the coup in 1973 and its return to democracy in 1985. It ends with Pepe Mujica and Luis Lacalle Pou.
Sources: Martin Weinstein and Jorge Rebella. 2017." Balancing Growth and Democracy". In Harvey Kline and Christine Wade Eds. "Latin American Politics and Development." 9th Edition.
Thank you for making this. My father lived in Uruguayan in the 1960’s. We grew up listening to stories of Uruguay. I’ll use this in my AP World History class.
This is a very VERY good video! The only things I'd change is first a mention of Positivist educator José Pedro Varela in during the 1870s militarist period who made public education: free, irreligious and compulsory. Also the main problem with the Broad Front main problem was the inability to handle the rampant spike in crime since the year 2000, not the stagnant economy since 2015. Other than that, this video is TOP NOTCH. One of the best if not the best I've seen.
Y ahora con la derecha al mando de luis lacalle pou, no tenemos agua potable en el país, y renuncia o es despedido un ministro al mes por casos de corrupción! Errores tienen todos! Nadie nace siendo presidente. Pero ahora estamos peor que antes.
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@@jodjoaquinod1005 ¿Y que te pensas que es esto panquecazo? ¿La puta enciclopedia británica? Andá a laburar vos y averiguá si te interesa. Gilastro!
Clean video about the history of the country, already sent it to some contacts as it's worth the watch, thank you!
Thank you
Excellent video
This video provides details on events that are not necessarily well informed.
Thank you for your time, work and share 👍
Can I put it in a link in a voluntary work on the history of the revolutions in France and in the world since 1789?
Cette vidéo apporte des détails sur des événements pas forcément bien renseignés.
Merci pour votre temps, votre travail et le partage👍
Puis-je la mettre en lien dans un travail bénévole sur l'histoire des révolutions en France et dans le monde depuis 1789?
No sé de dónde sos, pero tu pronunciación en español es excelente 😁. Bueno tal vez seas latino, hablando en inglés. Saludos 🇺🇾
Es exactamente así.
A story of people who just want their freedom and holding their home being taken ! 🇺🇾
Yo viví en Uruguay algunos años, y conoci una vez un hobre quien me habló de Mujíca, diciendo que él era un asesino. No entendí realmente porque estaba aprendiendo español todavia. Gravias por hacer este video, es interesante aprender de los Tupamaros y todo lo que pasó. La hístoria de sudamerica no se enseña en los estados unidos tristemente
Te dijo la verdad.
Freem@sons came and established a party the later formed into a version of Eurocentric political ideals and these same virtues of power being easily output to the citizens of the world through all governments but the spirit of independence will always live in the people no matter how hard they try
Y'all may think it's bad that child labor was abolished in 1915 in Uruguay, but they later became the first nation to win the World Cup after that sooooooo
The US abolished it in 1938 so...
What enlightement thinkers ideas influenced the revolution
Locke, Rousseau, Voltaire.
If the military had refused to recognize the results of the 1980 plebiscite, we would have a different constitution, so that did not happen. Also, by September 1972, the tupamaros were completely defeated, so under no scenario was the 1973 coup intended to "restore order".
o ponele subtitulos
Hacelo en español porfavor
Ya viene. En dos semanas a lo mucho
I think it was a CIA agent and not FBI. The CIA agent was an torture expert that had traveled around in Latin America and was taken for exchange for political prisoners but the US denied all involvement and they shot him. Or maybe i am mixing up 2 different stories..?
you're right. he was CIA, although looking back on it, he didn't seem to have any particular official title. Not surprisingly.
Dan Mitrione was a CIA agent teaching the military and government through South America how to extract information from political prisoners.
You can imagen what the tactics he was teaching were.
BadEmpanada claimed in his Argentina was Never Rich video that Uruguay was ruled by “orthodox liberals and conservatives throughout most of the 20th century”. Sounds like that was a lie. They sound way more Peronist than he wants to admit.
Never trust Bad Empanada.
But never call an Uruguayan peronist either.
The president Battle Berres while quite fond of improving social rights and welfare programs he was extremely anti-peronist.
He even compared Perón with Hitler and let the pilots who drooped bombs in Plaza de Mayo against Perón take refuge in Uruguay.
The "allies" of Perón in Uruguay were actually pretty right wing and conservative and also economically orthodox. Luis Alberto de Herrera leader of the blancos through the latter part of the first batllismo until neobatllismo had the support of Perón.
Germans are why
latin america? America is a continet!!
are you trying to say Latin America doesn't exist?
Uruguay belongs to Brazil
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What? Did you not listen to any part of the video? Lol
Uruguay got independence from Spain in 1811 it's Spanish not Brazilian or Portuguese
Uruguay doesn't belong to Brazil. Brazil doesn't need Uruguay.
@@andreiamarcelino5630 why