Uruguay
Surfing in Uruguay, South America
by
Roy Buxbaum
Lets go surfing in Uruguay! Are you in need of an exciting, new surfing adventure? Think about surfing in Uruguay, a beautiful South American country resting on the southern tip of the Atlantic Ocean.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Surfing-in-Uruguay,-South-America
id=5010851 - Sep 09, 2010
Thinking of Using Uruguay as an Offshore Jurisdiction?
by
Gissela Martinez
While Uruguay has bearer share corporations allowing for anonymous ownership they require taxes to be paid through the filing of an audited tax return which goes into a public registry for all the world to see. In 2002, Uruguay banking scandals, along with massive withdrawals of Argentine deposits that occurred when the Argentine currency collapsed, led to a near collapse of the Uruguayan banking system, significantly weakening Uruguay's offshore role.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Thinking-of-Using-Uruguay-as-an-Offshore-Jurisdiction?
id=331079 - Oct 17, 2006
Uruguay Real Estate Considered Most Potential in South America
by
Taylor White
The Oriental Republic of Uruguay is located in South America in the southeastern region. Even though Spanish is the official language, English had been gaining ground as the state business language.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Uruguay-Real-Estate-Considered-Most-Potential-in-South-America
id=5116863 - Sep 29, 2010
Colonia, Uruguay Real Estate Report
by
Taylor White
Colonia is one of Uruguay's lesser-known cities for foreign real estate investors. However, if you're looking for property in a smaller town in Uruguay, Colonia del Sacramento is a great value for the money.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Colonia,-Uruguay-Real-Estate-Report
id=6231004 - May 02, 2011
Uruguay Real Estate Experiencing Steady Growth
by
Patrick Winters
Uruguay is a place that people fall in love with. The extensive, untouched beaches, old-world charm of capital Montevideo, and warm Uruguayan attitudes towards foreigners all play their part. In fact the most trouble tourists have in Uruguay is when trying to leave!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Uruguay-Real-Estate-Experiencing-Steady-Growth
id=2921552 - Sep 14, 2009
What Are Hotel Prices Like In Uruguay? What Should You Expect To Pay For Accommodation?
by
Honor Dargan
So what are hotel prices like in Uruguay? If you're traveling to this part of South America and want to organize your budget, you need to know how much accommodation costs. Where to start?
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-Are-Hotel-Prices-Like-In-Uruguay?-What-Should-You-Expect-To-Pay-For-Accommodation?
id=5961293 - Feb 20, 2011
Becoming an Expat in Uruguay
by
Lou Ross
Often overshadowed by Argentina and Brazil, Uruguay is the jewel of South America. Here is information on moving to Uruguay.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Becoming-an-Expat-in-Uruguay
id=587980 - May 31, 2007
World Cup Semi-Final Preview - Holland Vs Uruguay
by
Suresh Iyer
Cape Town's Green Point Stadium will host the first semi-final of the FIFA World Cup 2010 on Tuesday between Holland and Uruguay. South American teams have dominated much of this World Cup, and not many would have dared predict the presence of three European teams in the semi-finals. A Holland versus Uruguay affair would have been considered even more unlikely...
http://ezinearticles.com/?World-Cup-Semi-Final-Preview---Holland-Vs-Uruguay
id=4604142 - Jul 04, 2010
London 2012 Olympics: The Return of Uruguay's Soccer
by
Alejandro Guevara Onofre
Universally famous for its talented footballers, the South American republic of Uruguay will compete in the men's Olympian soccer championship in the Briton capital of London in July and August 2012, after a 84-year absence in the Olympiad. Along with Brazil and the host country, it is one of the "heavy-favorites" to win the crown in the multi-sport event, an Olympic title won by Pedro Cea and his fellow Uruguayans in the 1920s (a couple of years prior to winning the Inaugural World Cup).
http://ezinearticles.com/?London-2012-Olympics:-The-Return-of-Uruguays-Soccer
id=6943386 - Mar 15, 2012
Uruguay Casinos
by
Adel Awwad
Uruguay, the second smallest country in South America, allows three forms of legalized gambling: casinos, pari-mutuel, and horse racing. There are 15 cities with 18 gambling facilities spread throughout the country in regions including Artigas, Atlantida, Carmelo, Chui, Fray Bentos, La Paloma, Paysandu, Piriapolis, Rivera, and Salto Grande.
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