Montevideo
Coverage of Montevideo in the Nexus archive.
- MercadoLibre: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
MercadoLibre SA reported second-quarter earnings of $466 million with $9.19 per share profit, exceeding analysts' expectations. The company also posted revenue of $10.17 billion, surpassing forecasts.
- Stability alone does not buy a house: Georgieva's message in Montevideo
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva praised Uruguay's macroeconomic and institutional strength but urged authorities to take greater risks to convert stability into growth. The comments were made during her visit to Montevideo.
- Dry Today then T-Storms late Tonight into Friday morning.
The Twin Cities will transition from dry, hazy, and muggy conditions on Thursday to scattered thunderstorms and heavy downpours after 10 p.m., leading to a wet Friday morning commute. Flooding is possible in areas from Montevideo to Mankato and Albert Lea/Austin due to rainfall ranging from 2" to 4", with potential +4" totals southwest of the Twin Cities.
- IMF chief arrives in Montevideo for talks with Orsi and the economic team
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva arrived in Montevideo for talks with President Yamandú Orsi and senior economic officials at the invitation of the Uruguayan government.
- Latin America Sports Daily for Monday, July 20, 2026
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the 2026 World Cup in New Jersey. The Libertadores is set to move to Montevideo, and Brazil's Série A is experiencing dramatic moments.
- The Company Behind Every McDonald’s in Latin America
Arcos Dorados, listed in New York as ARCO and based in Montevideo, is the world’s largest independent McDonald’s franchisee. It operates over 2,500 restaurants across 21 countries and territories, employing more than 100,000 staff under a 20-year master franchise deal set for January 2025.
- Uruguay to deploy army armored vehicles to patrol high-crime Montevideo neighborhoods
Uruguay's government will deploy twelve Mamba MK-7 armored vehicles from the National Army to patrol high-crime neighborhoods in Montevideo under police command. The measure aims to combat organized crime and is part of an agreement between the Interior and Defense Ministries, sparking political debate.
- Uruguay deepens its search for the dictatorship's disappeared with access to new archives
Uruguay expanded its policy to search for individuals detained and disappeared during the dictatorship by signing an accord for handling archives on human-rights violations from 1968 to 1985. The agreement, signed in Montevideo, builds on a strategic pact established in February.
- World's Hottest Space Stock Posts Rally That Dwarfs All Rivals
Satellogic, a space stock, experienced a significant rally surpassing competitors. Workers at the Satellogic facility in Montevideo, Uruguay, are assembling satellites as of May 29, 2026.
- Where the Tap Water Is Safe to Drink in Latin America
The article discusses where tap water is safe to drink in Latin America, highlighting cities like Santiago, Montevideo, Mexico, Lima, and Brazil, along with health habits to stay safe. It emphasizes regional variations in tap water safety and practical tips for travelers.
- Chinese Flight Searches to Uruguay Jump After Visa-Free Pledge
Uruguay's foreign minister announced plans to waive visas for Chinese citizens with ordinary passports, leading to a significant increase in flight searches to Montevideo as reported by travel platform Qunar.
- Uruguay Central Bank Chief Sees Better Growth in First Quarter
Guillermo Tolosa, chairman of the Central Bank of Uruguay, stated the country is prepared to raise interest rates further if needed to achieve a 4.5% inflation target, following recent success in cooling consumer prices.