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The city, Montevideo, was founded to be the capital of Uruguay.
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Uruguay gained independence from Brazil.
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Uruguay had adopted a liberal constitution
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Swiss immigrants settled in Montevideo and formed an agricultural community known as the Colonia Suiza,
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Brazil under Emperor Pedro II invaded Uruguay. In response Paraguay’s Pres. Francisco Solano Lopez attacked Brazil’s province of Matto Grosso.
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In Montevideo, Uruguay, the central fountain of Ciudad Vieja was built by Italians.
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Uruguay became independent.
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A law was enacted that made it illegal to attack a foreign head of state.
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In Uruguay Juan Maria Bordaberry dissolved Congress and banned political parties at the behest of military leaders.
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President Luis Lacalle led the country and stumped for freer markets and a smaller government.
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