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Uruguay is mainly Christian, with a lot of Catholic, also from Spain at the time. The top 6 most common in order are:
1. Roman Catholic (47.1%)
2. Non-denominational (23.2%)
3. Atheist or agnostic (17.2%)
4. Non-Catholic Christians (11.1%)
5. Other (1.1%)
6. Jewish (0.3%)

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Uruguay speaks one official language, which is Spanish because the country was originally Spain.

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Uruguay has a presidential republic as its form of government. Legislative branch has two subbranches, just like America. Their Supreme Court has 5 judges. Their leader is President Tabare VAZQUEZ. He is Socialist.

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Uruguay has a relatively flat country. It has rolling plains, with some low hills. Their highest point is Cerro Catedral at 514 m above sea level. The lowest point is the beach at the Atlantic Ocean.

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Uruguay has a relatively warm climate, with freezing temperatures almost unknown.

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Originally founded as a military stronghold, in its older days, was annexed by Brazil back in 1821. Seven years later, they were finally independant again. Later, in the 1960's, they dealt with and smashed the rebels trying to uprise, but the government took over more land. Later in 2004, the first non- Colorado and National (Blanco) party person was elected.

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1. Predominantly white (87.7%) with black at 4.6%
2. The median age is about 35 years old.
3. Nearly half of the population live near or in Montevideo.
4. Life expectancy is about 77.6 years.
5. They have a 98.6% literary rate.

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They don't have an official national food, but they do have a wide variety of foods.
1. Chivito: a sandwich made of steak, ham, cheese, tomato, lettuce and mayo.
2. Choripán: The most popular fast food dish in Uruguay, choripán is a grilled chorizo sausage served in a crusty bread roll. It is usually eaten with chimichurri sauce, which in Uruguayan cuisine is made with parsley, garlic, red pepper flakes and oregano.
3. Empanadas: These small pies come with a variety of fillings and are eaten throughout Latin America and Spain. The doughy delights are traditionally stuffed with cheese and meats; you’ll be served these as a snack at parties or as a starter in a restaurant.

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Capital: Montevideo

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Uruguay is located south of Brazil and east of Argentina. It's size is 176,215 sq km. It is mostly a plain country, with some rolling hills. This makes the location a great spot for sheep and cattle raising.
Coordinates: 33° S, 56° W

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1. There are more women than men.
2. They have the longest national anthem in the world, however, only the first parts are traditionally sung.
3. They rank 5th in percent of electricity from non-hydropower renewable resource, with 42%.
4. 27.9% of adults in their country are obese, which is higher than the UK.
5. They average about 4 physicians for every 1,000 people. For comparison, the US has about 2.6 per 1,000 people.
6. They are the second smallest South American country, behind Suriname.