Analysis reveals Freemasonry's evolving role in Uruguay's politics, suggesting broader implications for Latin America.
The article considers the origins, features of evolution and the influence of Freemasonry on socio-political processes in the Eastern Republic of Uruguay. Focusing on the increased activity and seeming openness of the “brotherhood” in recent years, the author comes to the conclusion about the use of this small South American country as a convenient “platform” for practicing new working methods of Freemasonry in modern society for their possible further implementation in other states of Latin America.
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