Jorge Batlle
Jorge Batlle was a prominent Uruguayan politician who served as the President of Uruguay from 2000 to 2005. His political career spanned several decades, during which he was known for his efforts to modernize the Uruguayan economy and his commitment to democratic governance. Batlle's presidency faced significant challenges, including an economic crisis, but he is also remembered for his attempts to implement social reforms. Following his death in 2020, his legacy continues to be a subject of discussion in Uruguayan society, as reflected in the documentary 'Jorge Batlle: Entre el cielo y el infierno', which has recently garnered significant viewership in cinemas.
Born on Oct 25, 1927 (98 years old)
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Uruguay:
Jorge Batlle was the president when the first Junta was inaugurated.
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Uruguay:
The approval of Orsi surpasses that of Jorge Batlle.
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Uruguay:
Jorge Batlle was the candidate supported by the National Party, which Martínez Huelmo and others initially agreed to support.
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Uruguay:
Jorge Batlle is mentioned as the great-uncle of Carolina Ache.
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Uruguay:
Orsi's evaluation is better than that of Jorge Batlle in the year 2000.
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Uruguay:
Jorge Batlle's positive balance is equal to that of Orsi's current ratings.
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Uruguay:
Jorge Batlle is mentioned in the context of a political dispute in Uruguay.
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Uruguay:
Jorge Batlle presided over the first session of the General Assembly after the return to democracy in 1985.
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Uruguay:
Jorge Batlle's government is noted for being marked by the crisis of 2002.
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Uruguay:
The price of milk increased by 30% during the government of Jorge Batlle when exportation was opened.
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