US EditionUruguay's ex-president Mujica receiving palliative care: wife
- Jose "Pepe" Mujica, Uruguay’s ex-president, is in a "terminal" phase of cancer and receiving palliative care, as announced by his wife, Lucia Topolansky.
- Mujica's cancer was diagnosed in the esophagus last year and has since spread, leading him to stop treatment in January.
- Topolansky stated, "I will be with him until the end; that is what I promised."
- Uruguayan President Yamandu Orsi requested privacy for Mujica and his family, emphasizing the need for dignity during this time.
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The president of Uruguay, Yamandú Orsi, revealed on Sunday that José Pepe Mujica, his political father, is “healthy and unable to move.” On Thursday, he said, he visited Mujica in his chacra, located on the outskirts of Montevideo: “We are trying to take care of him and not do things that can harm him.” The former president suffers from cancer that has metastasized the liver. Continue reading
Uruguay’s ex-president Mujica receiving palliative care: wife
Uruguay's leftist ex-leader Jose "Pepe" Mujica, who became a cult figure partly due to his modest lifestyle, was in a "terminal" phase of cancer and receiving palliative care, his wife said. The 89-year-old was being made as comfortable "as possible" in the final phase of his life, Lucia Topolansky told Sarandi radio in an interview
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