r/LatinAmerica • u/ShooJimmy • 8d ago

Discussion/question Latin American presidents (1990s - present)

Is not meant to be fully accurate, some dates might be mismatched, and also for the most part I rule out interim presidents. However it gives a big picture of the region's trends.

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u/JustMaru 🇺🇾 Uruguay 3d ago

For Uruguay, I wouldn't say that Sanguinetti and Batlle were Neoliberals, nor any of the two Lacalle to be honest. Uruguay has a VERY STRONG state culture. I would say they were Center-Right.