Yamandu Orsi has been sworn in as Uruguay’s new president for a five-year term after defeating Alvaro Delgado in a recent election. Formerly the mayor of Canelones and a history teacher, Orsi represents the left-wing Broad Front coalition. His inauguration took place in Montevideo’s parliament.
Yamandu Orsi was officially inaugurated as the President of Uruguay on March 1, 2025, following a victorious election campaign that culminated in a close contest against center-right candidate Alvaro Delgado. He will serve a five-year term as the head of state, representing the leftist Broad Front coalition. Orsi, born in June 1967, previously worked as a history teacher and served as the mayor of Canelones, Uruguay’s second-largest department before ascending to the presidency.
Yamandu Orsi’s inauguration marks a significant shift in Uruguay’s political landscape, showcasing his commitment to the left-wing policies of the Broad Front. As he prepares to govern for the next five years, his prior experience as a mayor and educator may guide his leadership approach. His election reflects a continuing trend of robust democratic engagement in Uruguay.
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