News of Interest

After meeting with Cuti authorities, the Minister of Labour, Ernesto Murro, assured that the Telework Law is a project in which the government is very interested.

Gurucargo, GenLives and Oincs make the list of 10 start-ups "that could revolutionise the world".

The sector's performance is a model advance against the primarisation, foreignisation and inequality of our economy.

According to a study conducted by Spotlike and Grupo Radar, the consumption of online films or series is growing daily among Uruguayans. 96% of Uruguayan internet users frequently watch online videos.

The number of young people seeking careers in this industry has increased.

Beneficiaries will receive non-refundable financial contributions in Uruguayan pesos.

The selected projects may receive up to U$S 100,000 dollars in non-refundable funds, and up to 80% of the total amount. The Industrial Fund, under the Ministry, will grant a maximum of 30 million pesos.

In the Telecommunications Tower, a series of tools were presented to boost the growth of small and medium-sized companies dedicated to information technologies.

Within the framework of the Green Standards Week held this week in Montevideo (Uruguay), the XVII Ibero-American Meeting of Digital Cities took place.

Three entrepreneurs created Spotlike, a platform that connects companies and influencers.

The project was presented by the Uruguayan Chamber of Information Technology to the Minister of Economy, Danilo Astori, and the Undersecretary Pablo Ferreri.