As President Luis Lacalle Pou’s term nears its end, Uruguay intensifies its interest in joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). The CPTPP is a trade agreement among several Pacific Rim countries designed to lower barriers and promote economic growth. Positive signals have come from existing members, uplifting Uruguay’s hopes. Trade openness has been a tough issue […]
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