Former Uruguayan Vice President Raúl Sendic is hospitalized in Paraguay

Raúl Sendic, former vice president of the Republic, is hospitalized in the intensive care unit (ICU) of the Sanatorio Santa Julia in Asunción, Paraguay, due to a serious bacterial infection that affects his brain. Sendic’s admission to the intensive care unit occurred on January 13, and his health condition is critical, according to Paraguayan medical sources. The clinical picture of the former vice president is worrying, and doctors are working…

Raúl Sendic, who was vice president of Uruguay between 2015 and 2017 during the presidency of Tabaré Vázquez, was admitted to an intensive care unit in a hospital in Paraguay, due to encephalitis caused by a bacterial infection, reports Paraguayan media ABC. The family of the former political leader, cited by Teledoce, reported that "he is out of danger" and "breathing on his own"; and that he remains conscious and is "constantly monitored." The…

The former vice president of the Republic, Raúl Sendic, is interned in a CTI in Paraguay because of a picture of "serious encephalitis" and his family evaluates to transfer him to Uruguay, reported journalist Martín Riveiro (Radio Sarandí). "The former vice president of the Republic Raúl Sendic will be transferred #urgent from Paraguay to Uruguay. He has severe encephalitis due to the infection of a bacterium. They bring him between tomorrow or …