Photo Of The Week – Colonia, Uruguay

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The historical village of Colonia, Uruguay, a living museum on the banks of Rio de la Plata

Differences Between Panama, Ecuador, Uruguay

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Question: There are so many opportunities that I read about in so many countries it’s hard to know where to start. Most of the information I read is about buying properties. I really don’t want to tie myself down initially to one place. How do I get information about rentals in

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Uruguay Compared To Argentina and Brazil

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Punta Del Este, Uruguay

I have always been amazed by the way an environment and its people change the minute you cross a national border.  Crossing into Uruguay from Argentina is no exception.

Uruguay and its people are very distinctive and dramatically different than their neighbors in Argentina (and, I suppose, even more

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A Different Kind of “South of the Border”- Uruguay

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At first glance, Uruguay is not even Latin American. Its culture and style are far more European in flavor, yet the people are 100% “Uru- WA-sho”. What does this mean? The Uruguayan people, from my fresh perspective, are some of the most contented people I have ever met. They are for good reason.

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Uruguay, And What Happens When Two Global Speculators Cross Paths

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The highlight of my visit to Uruguay was making the acquaintance of one Fitzroy McLean.   During our brief but intense conversations, Fitz filled me in on a few things about the world that pretty much everyone needs to know.

Fitz is a West Point graduate and former

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