<transcript><audio_49>on external resources and able to test larger number of people one possible explanation for why uruguay was in the position to take these measures has to do with their political culture originating in 1903 but the gizmo is a political philosophy that has shaped the</transcript><transcript><audio_50>country's current policies and attitudes centered around social democracy civic participation and redistributive social justice but the diesel invested in education health care and working and living conditions establishing uruguay as the first latin</transcript><transcript><audio_51>american welfare state but the gismo also fostered political engagement and active citizenship cultivating diverse perspectives through immigration and education these policies and initiatives were key in creating the active citizenship seen in uruguay today</transcript><video><caption><image_52>The image shows a group of people standing in a room with their hands raised in the air. They appear to be cheering or celebrating, with some of them raising their arms in triumph. The people in the image are of different ages and genders, and they are all wearing casual clothes. The room has a beige wall and a chandelier hanging from the ceiling. The image is taken from a low angle, looking up at the people.</caption><caption><image_53>The image shows three men standing in a room with their arms raised in the air. They are all wearing white lab coats and appear to be cheering or celebrating. The man on the left is wearing a black shirt and has a beard, while the man in the middle is wearing glasses and a white lab coat. The background is blurred, but it appears to be an indoor space with a concrete wall and a window. The men are standing close together and seem to be in a celebratory mood.</caption><caption><image_54>The image shows a group of people gathered around a young boy who is wearing a rainbow-colored t-shirt. The boy is standing in the center of the group and appears to be dancing or singing. He is surrounded by other people who are also dancing and smiling. The background is blurred, but it seems like the group is in a crowded room with other people in the background. The overall mood of the image is joyful and lively.</caption><caption><image_55>The image shows a group of people gathered together in a room. There are around 20 people in the image, all of whom appear to be of different ages and ethnicities. They are all smiling and seem to be enjoying themselves. In the center of the group, there is a woman with blonde hair, wearing a colorful outfit. She is hugging a man with a big smile on her face. On the left side of the image is a man wearing a black t-shirt with a picture of himself on it. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a dimly lit room.</caption></video><transcript><audio_56>and can be seen reflected in their current politics this looks like expansive social policies on abortion marijuana labor rights and same-sex marriage or the near universal access to health care education child support</transcript><transcript><audio_57>and income support it's no surprise that uruguay boasts one of latin america's smallest wealth gaps these systems have allowed for reliable income support and health care which have contributed to their control over the virus spread in addition to the policies mentioned</transcript><caption><image_58>The image shows a group of three people in a room with a blue curtain in the background. On the left side of the image, there is a woman sitting at a desk with a microphone and a cardboard box in front of her. She is holding a piece of paper in her hand and appears to be looking at it intently. In the center of the room, there are two men, one of whom is standing and the other is sitting next to him. The man standing is wearing a brown jacket and is bending down to pick up a piece from the cardboard box. The other two men are sitting at the desk and appear to be listening attentively.</caption><transcript><audio_59>utilize citizen-driven model of democracy has given them an advantage as not only are citizens more active in politics they also maintain a level of support for democracy not seen in other latin american countries in 2016 57 percent of uta wines reported</transcript><transcript><audio_60>satisfaction with democracy compared to only 34 percent of brazilians this strong relationship between citizens and government means utilians have been quicker to comply with covert</transcript> on external resources and able to test larger number of people one possible explanation for why uruguay was in the position to take these measures has to do with their political culture originating in 1903 but the gizmo is a political philosophy that has shaped the country's current policies and attitudes centered around social democracy civic participation and redistributive social justice but the diesel invested in education health care and working and living conditions establishing uruguay as the first latin american welfare state but the gismo also fostered political engagement and active citizenship cultivating diverse perspectives through immigration and education these policies and initiatives were key in creating the active citizenship seen in uruguay today and can be seen reflected in their current politics this looks like expansive social policies on abortion marijuana labor rights and same-sex marriage or the near universal access to health care education child support and income support it's no surprise that uruguay boasts one of latin america's smallest wealth gaps these systems have allowed for reliable income support and health care which have contributed to their control over the virus spread in addition to the policies mentioned utilize citizen-driven model of democracy has given them an advantage as not only are citizens more active in politics they also maintain a level of support for democracy not seen in other latin american countries in 2016 57 percent of uta wines reported satisfaction with democracy compared to only 34 percent of brazilians this strong relationship between citizens and government means utilians have been quicker to comply with covert
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