Argentina and Uruguay were once colonies of the Spanish Empire, under the jurisdiction of the same governor, and their ethnic composition was the most similar. Therefore, Uruguay and Argentina are closely related. However, Uruguay and Argentina finally parted ways. In Latin America, only Uruguay and Argentina have the highest proportion of whites, both exceeding 95%.

Located in the eastern Andes, the main part is divided into "the Governor's District of La Plata", which is now Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia and Uruguay. Compared with countries with many indigenous groups such as Paraguay and Bolivia, Uruguay and Argentina are almost all descendants of Spain and Italy, and they are very close.

Uruguay

Uruguay, the full name of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay, is located in the southeast of South America, on the east bank of the La Plata River, bordering Brazil in the north, Argentina in the west and the Atlantic Ocean in the southeast. The land area is176,200 square kilometers, and the national population is 35190,000 (National Statistics Office of Uruguay 20 19). The official language is Spanish.

It was originally inhabited by Indians of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay. 1726, Spanish colonists established the city of Montevideo and began colonial rule. 18 10, Jose Ticas launched the independence movement. 1825 On August 25th, Juan Antonio Ravaille and other patriots regained the city of Montevideo and declared Uruguay independent.