The presidential race in Uruguay heats up as Zamandú Ramón Antonio Orsi Martínez of the leftist Broad Front faces Álvaro Luis Delgado Sereta of the National Party. Orsi, a historian and former mayor, seeks to return the left to power after years in opposition. Delgado, a veterinarian turned prominent politician, aims to continue the right’s leadership. Both candidates have distinct backgrounds, with Orsi embodying leftist values while Delgado represents conservative ideals. The election takes place amidst heated debates, with both sides preparing for a crucial vote on Sunday.