Uruguay: 'No formal US proposal to accept deported migrants'

The Uruguayan government has said it has not received any formal proposal from the United States to accept migrants expelled from US territory, denying recent reports that circulated in the North American press.

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ANSA Mondo's account includes this passage: Uruguay: "No formal US proposal to accept deported migrants." The Uruguayan government assured that it had not received any formal proposal from the United States to accept migrants expelled from US territory, refuting the rumors that appeared in the North American press in recent days. "We have not received any definitive proposal..."

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