Uruguay

Yes, Uruguay has a few notable castles and fortifications, although they are not as abundant or famous as those in Europe. One of the most recognized is the Castle of Piria, built in the early 20th century by the businessman Francisco Piria in the town of Piriápolis. Additionally, there are historical forts like the Fortress of Santa Teresa, which showcase the country's colonial history. These structures reflect Uruguay's architectural diversity and cultural heritage.

In Uruguay, three traditionally eaten foods include asado, a popular barbecue featuring various cuts of beef, often enjoyed with family and friends. Another staple is milanesa, a breaded and fried meat cutlet, typically served with mashed potatoes or salad. Lastly, dulce de leche is a beloved dessert made from caramelized milk, commonly used in pastries and as a filling for cakes.

The Uruguay River is approximately 1,838 kilometers (1,142 miles) long. It forms part of the border between Argentina and Uruguay and eventually flows into the Río de la Plata estuary. The river plays a significant role in the region's ecology and economy.

In Uruguay, Holy Week (Semana Santa) is celebrated with a mix of religious traditions and cultural practices. While it holds significant importance for the Catholic community, many Uruguayans also take the opportunity for family gatherings and leisure activities, as it coincides with a public holiday. The week features various religious processions and ceremonies, particularly on Good Friday, reflecting the country's blend of faith and cultural identity. Additionally, many people enjoy traditional foods and participate in outdoor activities during this time.

None. Uruguayan indigenous civilizations were killed by Fructuoso Rivera and his men in the 19th Century. However, some Charrúa descendants can be found in the country but living along with European descendants (most of Uruguayan people are European descendants).

In Uruguay school is mandatory and is 6 years long. Then high-school is mandatory until third year but complete is 6 years in total. So you need 12 years to attend school and high-school in Uruguay.

Around 9 hours in a direct flight. From 12 hours in a one-stop flight.

Uruguay has no translation to English so it's also Uruguay.

Supports. The law is already approved by the one of the chambers and has to be approved by the Senate now on 2013. Once that's done (if it's) the president will make it a law.

According to Wikipedia, 88%.

Uruguayan national football (soccer) team has many well-known stars. Diego Forlán (plays for Inter Milan in Italy) is the most well-known, Luis Suárez (plays for Liverpool in England).

Peso (its plural is "pesos"). Officialy the currency is Uruguayan Peso. Its symbol is "$" e.g. $10.

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Well the name Paraguay means "water that goes to water" for instence like a river to a lake. P.S the only way i know this is because i am doing a social studies project on it!!!!!!!

Very few and very old to transport people from Montevideo to another places of Uruguay.