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Fede Álvarez on the ‘Big Rorschach Test’ of ‘Calls’ for Apple TV Plus

2021-04-06T11:34:17-03:00April 8, 2021|Categories: Film & Art|Tags: , |

From “Evil Dead” to “Don’t Breathe,” director Fede Álvarez has frequently delivered terrifyingly tense moments between characters on the big screen. But his latest project, “Calls” for Apple TV Plus, taps into that same level of emotion without showing even one frame of his actors’ faces. “I just like when you watch these things and [...]

Uruguay’s DLocal Valued at $5 Billion After Alkeon and Tiger Invest

2021-04-05T13:49:46-03:00April 5, 2021|Categories: Economy|Tags: , , |

DLocal, a payments startup, has seen its valuation more than quadruple to $5 billion after raising $150 million in an investment round led by Alkeon Capital. The Montevideo, Uruguay-based company also raised fresh capital from investment firms Bond, D1 Capital Partners and Tiger Global. DLocal, which processes cross-border payments, separately appointed Sumita Pandit, a former [...]

National Geographic launches first expedition in Uruguay to support the creation of new marine protected areas

2021-03-24T13:28:48-03:00March 24, 2021|Categories: Home|Tags: , |

The National Geographic Pristine Seas team will embark on an expedition to Uruguay to support the creation of new marine protected areas and employ exploration technology including deep sea cameras and pelagic cameras. New expedition to study and document critical ocean habitats that support biodiversity, sustainable fishing and climate change mitigation in Uruguay. Yesterday, National [...]

International film production with Uruguayan imprint

2021-03-22T12:50:44-03:00March 19, 2021|Categories: Film & Art|Tags: , , |

With the creation of the Uruguay Audiovisual Program, international productions for Amazon Prime, HBO and Sony land in Uruguay. About Uruguay Audiovisual Program The first edition of the Uruguay Audiovisual Program developed in 2019-2020, successfully boosted Uruguay's competitive incorporation into international markets. The projects supported consisted of foreign productions in the form of feature films [...]

How Uruguay implemented its computer science education program

2021-03-15T15:51:11-03:00March 15, 2021|Categories: Education, Health, Science and Technology|Tags: |

Computer science (CS) education helps students acquire skills such as computational thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.1 It has been linked with higher rates of college enrollment (Brown & Brown, 2020; Salehi et al., 2020), and a recent randomized control trial showed that lessons in computational thinking improved student response inhibition, planning, and coding skills (Arfé et al., 2020). [...]

Gabriela Hearst Unveils Her First Chloé Collection, Infused With Uruguayan Influences And The Parisian House’s Quintessential DNA

2021-03-12T12:46:23-03:00March 12, 2021|Categories: Film & Art, Home, Uruguayans around the world|Tags: , , |

One of the Paris Fashion Week Shows we’ve all been waiting for is Gabriela Hearst’s inaugural unveiling of her autumn-winter 2021 women’s ready-to-wear collection for the House of Chloé that was shown digitally today. Also noteworthy is Chloé unleashing the collection one-hundred years on the day of Gaby Aghion’s, the founders, birth. Chloé in Greek [...]

Uruguay ranch first Latin American farm to receive Certified Humane label

2021-03-10T12:52:06-03:00March 10, 2021|Categories: Economy, Production and Energy|Tags: |

Ingleby Farms, an open range cattle ranch in Uruguay, is the first Certified Humane beef company in Latin America. The Certified Humane logo appears on its exported beef products and on products consumed locally in Uruguay, where seven farms with 60 employees are responsible for 17,000 head of cattle, raised open-range, without confinement. Uruguay differs from [...]

Chile, Uruguay and Costa Rica lead Latin America in sustainable development progress

2021-03-05T16:11:34-03:00March 5, 2021|Categories: Economy, Rankings|Tags: , , |

According to the SDG Center for Latin America and the Caribbean of the Los Andes University and the Sustainable Development Solutions Network, the results were not encouraging even before the pandemic. Climate action is the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) in which Latin America has improved the most, while Innovation is the worst. In 2015, the [...]

Why Uruguay should be on the radar or all wine lovers

2021-03-01T16:01:16-03:00March 1, 2021|Categories: Food & Wines|Tags: |

What’s the first name that springs to mind when you think about Uruguay? I ran out of steam after Luis Suarez. Well, shame on me, because Fernando De Lucca, Pablo Fallabrino and Santiago Deicas, three of Uruguay’s top winemakers, all deserve to be on that list. Carla Bertelloti is the woman hoping to add them. [...]

Spanish startup Lupa will have a factory in Uruguay

2021-03-01T15:54:39-03:00February 26, 2021|Categories: Economy|Tags: , |

Lupa, the Spanish startup, has announced that it will have one of its electric vehicle factories in Uruguay. The first two models to be produced will be the five-door compact (Lupa E26) and the van focused on the last mile distribution (Lupa E66). Later an SUV, the E137, will follow. This factory will distribute throughout [...]

The Case for Uruguay: “Value and Capability” Matter Most

2021-02-23T14:13:52-03:00February 23, 2021|Categories: Economy|Tags: , |

The small South American country of Uruguay represents a modest BPO market with a unique set of advantages and challenges. These have been brought into sharp relief during the COVID-19 pandemic, as has the country’s long-held position as a resilient value play. “We don’t look at Uruguay as a cost play – this is a [...]

María Riccetto Talks About Her New Role as Artistic Director of Uruguay’s Ballet Nacional de Sodre

2021-02-17T11:51:22-03:00February 17, 2021|Categories: Culture|Tags: , |

On January 1, 2021, Uruguayan ballerina María Riccetto officially became the new director of her national ballet company, Ballet Nacional de Sodre. Seldom has the selection of a new leader felt so apt. Riccetto's career has been a model of hard work, perseverance and attention to craft, rewarded by recognition and responsibility. Many ballet lovers [...]

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