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Dr. Tabaré Vázquez was the president of Uruguay at that time. He was the president from 2005 to 2010. Since 2010 the president of Uruguay is José Mujica. Both belong to the political party called "Frente Amplio" (Broad Front would be its name in English).

Ex President Dr. Tabaré Vázquez continued working as a cancer doctor and recently published a book about that subject. He continued attending to political activities and it's been rumored that he would present himself as a candidate again for the presidency in the next 2014 elections (in Uruguay re-election of the President is prohibited by its Constitution).

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Uruguay's president is Jose Mujica and Vice president is

Danilo Astori

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José Mujica is the president and Cr. (accountant) Danilo Astori is the vice-president.

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President José Mujica (until 2015) from the Frente Amplio political party.

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Raúl Sendic until 2020.

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