Uruguay Construction Talks: Uruguay’s Sunca union and employer chambers signed a preliminary deal to cut the construction workweek from 44 to 40 hours, starting next year with one hour less per year and no pay loss, reaching 40 hours by 2030; the text still needs union assembly ratification, employer endorsement, and Labor Ministry approval. Uruguay Mobility Investment: A Stadler-led consortium submitted private-sector proposals for a five-route Montevideo–Canelones tram network via public-private partnership, with the first phase covering two lines at an estimated US$787m and aiming to finish before the current government’s term ends. Uruguay Ticketing Push: Live Nation/Ticketmaster moved deeper into Uruguay’s live-events market, positioning Ticketmaster Uruguay as “simpler, safer, and more transparent” for fans, with accounts already available ahead of on-sales. Land Policy Shockwave: Argentina’s ruling party proposed revising a land reform bill, raising the foreign rural land purchase cap from 15% to 25% per district. Cuba–Russia Transport Plan: Cuba seeks Russian partnership to modernize rail infrastructure, citing Russian-origin rolling stock and adding logistics, aircraft maintenance, electric mobility, and renewables to the agenda. Food Industry Deal: Hevo Group (backed by Global Eggs) agreed to buy Germany’s Müritz egg supplier, expanding capacity and adding a new European production base.