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Luis Lacalle

president of Uruguay
Also known as: Luis Alberto Lacalle
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  • Uruguay
    Uruguay
    / Civilian government

    …election to the Blanco candidate, Luis Alberto Lacalle.

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    …election to the Blanco candidate, Luis Alberto Lacalle.

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  • José Mujica
    José Mujica
    / Road to the presidency

    …29, Mujica defeated former president Luis Lacalle Herrera of the National (Blanco) Party and took office March 1, 2010.

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    …29, Mujica defeated former president Luis Lacalle Herrera of the National (Blanco) Party and took office March 1, 2010.

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