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Uruguay’s conservative candidate concedes hard-fought presidential runoff to left-wing challenger

  • With more than 91 percent of the votes counted, Orsi had 49.56 percent support compared to Delgado’s 46.17 percent
  • Delgado’s concession ushers in Orsi as Uruguay’s new leader and spells an end to a short stint by the center-right party in Uruguay
By AP ·

Uruguay votes for next president in closely fought runoff race

By Reuters ·

Uruguay star Luis Suarez announces retirement from international football

By AFP ·

USA crash out of Copa in group phase as Uruguay, Panama advance

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