tabare vazquez造句

• _Tabare Vazquez, 64, socialist candidate of the Broad Front, a leftist coalition.
• From Monday through Wednesday, Tabare Vazquez fights cancer as one of Uruguay's leading oncologists.
• Tabare Vazquez of the leftist Broad Front captured 39 percent of the vote, said Factum, a respected independent polling group.
• The coalition's presidential candidate, Tabare Vazquez, is in a very close race with Jorge Batlle, the candidate of the governing Colorado party.
• But what caught the attention of analysts throughout Latin America was the impressive showing by Batlle's challenger, Tabare Vazquez, the former mayor of Montevideo, the capital.
• Tabare Vazquez of the leftist Broad Front captured 37.3 percent of the ballot to 31.7 percent for Jorge Batlle of the ruling Colorado Party, authorities said.
• But Uruguay's new president, Tabare Vazquez, isn't likely to join other new left-leaning Latin American leaders in a round of America bashing in Rio, Farnsworth said.
• Others who vied to replace Lacalle, who is forbidden by law from serving consecutive terms, included fellow National Party member Alberto Volonte and Tabare Vazquez of Progressive Encounter, the former mayor of Montevideo.
• Other favorites to replace President Luis Lacalle, who is forbidden by law from serving consecutive terms, included fellow National Party member Alberto Volonte and Tabare Vazquez of Progressive Encounter, the former mayor of Montevideo.
• Others who vied to replace President Luis Lacalle, who is forbidden by law from serving consecutive terms, included fellow National Party member Alberto Volonte and Tabare Vazquez of Progressive Encounter, the former mayor of Montevideo.
• But many analysts say Uruguay's new president, Tabare Vazquez, and other left-leaning Latin American leaders are pragmatists keen on improving relations with the United States to boost their economies and raise living standards.
• The cars snaked into Maldonado for a presidential campaign rally for Tabare Vazquez, candidate of a leftist coalition, that drew 8, 000 people, a strong showing in the city of about 65, 000 in eastern Uruguay.