Lula regrets Mujica's death: “Defended the democracy as few - World Stock Market

Mujica ruled Uruguay between 2010 and 2015.

José Mujica, who was president of Uruguay, died at the age of 89, after being diagnosed with end-stage oesophagus cancer, as Yamandu Orsi, the current president of the nation, shared. “With deep pain he announced that José Mujica died (...) We will miss you very much, dear old man. Thank you for everything you gave us and for your deep love for your people,” wrote the president. And although Pepe Mujica, as the former leftist was known, visited …

🔊 Listen to this news Following the news of the death of former Uruguayan President José Mujica, Bolivian politicians, both from the opposition and the ruling party, expressed their sadness at his passing at the age of 89, after having fought esophageal cancer. President Luis Arce used his social media accounts to pay tribute to Mujica, writing: "Fly high, dear Pepe." Arce recalled that Mujica's legacy will remain in the history of Uruguay and …

This Tuesday, May 13, he died after a long struggle against cancer of the esophagus, the former president of Uruguay, former political prisoner and one of the leaders of the National Liberation Movement-Tupamaros and later of the Broad Front, José “Pepe” Mujica Cordano. With great regret in the world has been received the news of the death [...] The post “Great Latin American leader” and recognition of his legacy, the reactions of Lautaro Carmon…

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) lamented the death of the former Uruguai President José “Pepe” Mujica, who took place on this Wednesday (13). He was 89 years old and faced cancer in the essophagus. “I was in Pequim with the sad news that Pepe Mujica went away today, leaving us full of sadness, but also many learned.”, Lula said on his social networks. Follow the channel of Young Pan News and receive the main news in his WhatsApp!WhatsAp…

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) said on this Wednesday (13), in Pequim, who intends to go to the hall of the former Uruguai president “Pepe” Mujica. “I am trying to get to Brazil to the funeral of Pepe Mujica because I think that the minimum that people have to do is to leave the people who have served as a reference to people with great dignity and respect”, said Lula. “I know very political, but nobody is equal to the size of the soul…