Uruguay's Crossroads: Approving U.S. Military Bases

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Senate approved this deal on December 19
The agreement, known as US-UY-01, originated on March 29, 2000.Since it lacked parliamentary endorsement, it needed a new approval in
2012.For a decade, this agreement remained unapproved
It outlines support for military base operations and logistical aid.This includes unforeseen deployments and supply needs
In 2012, the construction of a military barrack in Durazno by the Uruguayan Army, supported by the U.S., was stopped.This led to a renewed
agreement, US-UY-02
Military Bases
It focuses on base operations and potential unexpected constructions.This suggests a clear intent for U.S
operations in Uruguay
The agreement includes a broad range of logistical support and services.Historically, U.S
forces have operated in Uruguay, like during the 2005 IV Summit of the Americas.The U.S
parliamentary approval.This acknowledgment shows that base discussions are ongoing
foreign policy interests
Such an alignment could impact its national sovereignty.