If anyone is interested in an update on the Uruguayan new combat aircraft saga, here it is:
A new centre-left government (which had been in power before 2020) won and this probably won't change relations with China too much but could effect the announced Super Tucano purchase, which to my knowledge was not actually signed by the previous government.
So the new government is the coalition that had been leaning in favour of the L-15 and it's entirely possible it may consider it again particularly if China offer a good price/financing arrangement.
So this may not be over yet...
A new centre-left government (which had been in power before 2020) won and this probably won't change relations with China too much but could effect the announced Super Tucano purchase, which to my knowledge was not actually signed by the previous government.
So the new government is the coalition that had been leaning in favour of the L-15 and it's entirely possible it may consider it again particularly if China offer a good price/financing arrangement.
So this may not be over yet...