Category Archives: Issue #29

Down on the Banks of the Olimar River

Posted on September 11, 2009 by olauruguay

The city of Treinta y Tres—capital of the department bearing the same name—is located on the banks of the Olimar River in east central Uruguay. The city offers an interesting tour that colorfully revives the history of the area, while … Continue reading →

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OU’s Quick Guide to… Montevideo’s Markets

Posted on September 11, 2009 by olauruguay

One of the best ways to while away a few hours in Uruguay’s capital is to take to one the many markets scattered around the city. You’ll find a hodge-podge of merchandise for sale from food and farm produce, to … Continue reading →

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Noqui Night in Uruguay

Posted on September 11, 2009 by olauruguay

Here in Uruguay, the 29th day of every month is called Dia de Ñoquis, or Ñoqui Day. Restaurants offer special dishes of ñoquis (pronounced nyoh-keys), pasta factory sales skyrocket, and homemakers mix a dough of potatoes, egg, and flour to … Continue reading →

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Investing in Uruguay’s Lucrative Forestry Industry—Part 2

Posted on September 11, 2009 by olauruguay

Last week we talked about Uruguay’s budding forestry industry, yet we did not discuss the essential question: Why would Uruguay be appealing to forestry investors? First, lets consider why Uruguay is appealing to investors in general. The country offers positive … Continue reading →

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