The political roundtable is meeting: the most urgent discussion between two sectors of the Government over a key project.

Members of the government's political committee are scheduled to meet at 13:00 at the Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The gathering aims to resume discussions regarding the ruling administration's strategy for the coming weeks, encompassing both governance and legislative matters.

Simultaneously, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded its mission to Uruguay, led by Raphael Espinoza. In its final statement, the multilateral organization acknowledged Uruguay's macroeconomic progress, which provides resilience against external shocks, while also cautioning that the country's economic advancement has remained insufficient since 2016 to catch up with wealthier nations.