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Uruguay: How many people from Argentina own property in the country

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - "All Punta del Este belongs to the Argentines," or similar expressions have circulated over time, including the notion of a "secret refuge" for the River Plate neighbors who preferred to have their savings in real estate on the eastern side.

But is it really so, a feeling or reality?

Today there is a figure, defined with the best possible statistical estimates based on official records, and it marks the number of Argentine families allowed to enter Uruguay under the new legal authorization for foreigners, who until now were prevented from doing so by the restrictions imposed . . .

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