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the Uruguayan governmentThis forum post has messages dated from 03/28/10 through 04/06/10, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it.
| the Uruguayan governmentUruguay has a pretty stable government, I would say. Still, I am not sue of the level of corruption or anything really of what may be taking place in this very land. |
|  "Compared to Argentina"
After a recent trip to Argentina I was amazed by how much local people admit and discuss that their government is complete corrupt. Apparently the Kirchners have increased their personal wealth by some 800% since first taking power in the country! Isn't that insane?I know Uruguay isn't perfect, the bureaucracy is huge allowing so many pockets of opportunity for bribery and inefficiency, but I see a lot more inefficiency than I see corruption. I know higher up the ladder when it comes to big construction projects or granting importing permission etc there is a lot of friend/family connections and you have to know someone to get things done, but what to what degree is it laziness and inefficiency v's corruption? |
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