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Pablo Hoffman (ES) has created an aggregator of Uruguayan news (ES) using his own open source project, Noti. The site, called NotiUY has a handy RSS feed.
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Yup, as a matter of fact, I’ve installed the new beta version today which is plenty more usable.
So you can check it out if you want (the URL is the same, http://notiuy.com/) but remember the site is in spanish.
Regards.