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José Mujica, Former President Of Uruguay, Dies

Mourners from all corners of Uruguay bid farewell to iconic former President José Mujica

Thousands of people mourning the death of their former leader, affectionately known as “Pepe,” joined the procession as Mujica’s flag-furled coffin, borne on a gun carriage, made its way through down...

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AP PHOTOS: Funeral of José Mujica, Uruguay’s iconic former president

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Jose Mujica, Uruguay's former leader, rebel icon and cannabis reformer, dead at 89

Uruguay's Former President Mujica Dead at 89

Mujica, who was often called by nickname Pepe and served as president from 2010 through 2015, was 89 years old.

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Photos of the funeral of José Mujica, Uruguay’s iconic former president

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José Mujica, Marxist Guerrilla Who Became Popular President of Uruguay, Dies at 89

José Mujica, Uruguay’s modest leader who transformed the country, dies at 89

“It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of our comrade Pepe Mujica. President, activist, leader and guide. We will miss you very much, dear old man. Thank you for everything you gave ...

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Uruguay’s Jose Mujica, a president famed for sparse living, dead at 89

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Uruguay's ex-President José Mujica, nicknamed 'world's poorest president,' dies at 89

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Pepe Mujica and Lucía Topolansky: Uruguay's legendary revolutionary power duo

The death of former Uruguayan president José 'Pepe' Mujica brought the curtain down on one of the great love stories of Latin America.

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José Mujica: Uruguay bids adieu to 'poorest president' who lived in a tin-roofed house, drove around in an old Beetle

Under Jose Mujica's presidency in 2013, Uruguay became the first country in the world to legalise marijuana sales

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Uruguay’s municipal elections: National Party dominates, Frente Amplio retains Montevideo

Uruguay’s 2025 municipal and departmental (provincial) elections concluded with results reinforcing the country’s traditional political landscape. The left-wing Frente Amplio retained its stronghold in Montevideo and Canelones,

How Uruguay won the 1950 World Cup: A truncated group stage, Ghiggia’s illogical finish, and an epochal clash with Brazil

The fourth in Michael Cox's series looking at the teams who won each World Cup looks at Uruguay's triumph in Brazil 75 years ago