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Front: Juan Zorrilla de San Martin (1855-1931), Uruguayan poet
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Front: Jose Pedro Varela (1845-1879), Uruguayan education reformer
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Front: Eduardo Felix Fabini (1882-1950), Uruguayan violinist and composer
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Front: Pedro Figari (1861-1938), Uruguayan painter
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Uruguay, situated on the Atlantic coast of South America between Argentina and
Brazil, was discovered by a Spaniard in 1516, but settled by the Portuguese in
1680. Spain and Portugal alternately controlled the country until 1830 when the
Republic of Uruguay was established. For a more detailed
country profile, see CIA World Factbook on Uruguay.
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