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Award-winning pianist Enrique Graf brings Mozart, Liszt, and Hoiby to Teatro Colón's golden hall next week. The Carnegie Hall veteran and festival founder continues sharing classical music across the Americas.
Uruguay is taking another big step toward renewable energy by inviting private companies to build three new solar farms that will power the grid for the next two decades. The South American nation continues proving that small countries can make giant leaps in clean energy.
Spanish company Solaria just announced the largest foreign investment in Uruguay's history: a $5.7 billion data center complex powered by renewable energy. The project will create thousands of jobs while advancing both technology infrastructure and clean energy in South America.
The tiny island nation of Cape Verde earned their second consecutive draw against soccer royalty at the 2026 World Cup, fighting back from a halftime deficit to tie two-time champions Uruguay 2-2. The result puts the tournament debutants on the brink of advancing to the knockout rounds while leaving Uruguay facing a shocking early exit.
First-time World Cup participant Cape Verde earned their second point with a thrilling comeback draw against two-time champions Uruguay. The African island nation remains unbeaten after previously holding powerhouse Spain to a goalless draw.
Uruguay transformed from fossil fuel dependency to nearly 100% renewable electricity in under two decades. The small nation now exports surplus clean energy and offers a blueprint for energy independence.
Marcelo Bielsa's obsessive preparation methods have made him one of football's most influential coaches. At 70, the man who once picked up litter in Leeds to study his community is taking Uruguay to the World Cup.
Two South American neighbors are choosing dialogue over dispute to resolve environmental concerns about a major green hydrogen facility. Their collaborative approach offers a blueprint for balancing clean energy investment with local environmental protection.
Uruguay, Kenya, and Pakistan proved the world's clean energy transition can happen fast. Their secret? Energy security paid off faster than fossil fuels ever could.
Three countries have quietly achieved what seemed impossible just years ago: powering their nations almost entirely with clean energy. Their success stories offer a blueprint for the world.
Workers installing an elevator in Uruguay's historic Cabildo Museum uncovered a hidden water source that may solve mysteries about how colonial Montevideo survived sieges. The 18th-century discovery is rewriting the city's early history.