The recent National Assembly of the Frente Amplio in Uruguay has sparked debate regarding the party’s future direction. Concerns have emerged about its connection with workers in the coastal provinces and a perceived divergence from the struggles championed by its original founders. The assembly left unanswered questions about the party's commitment to its historical base. Analysts suggest a growing distance between the Frente Amplio’s current agenda and the core principles upon which it was established. This shift raises concerns among long-time supporters about the party’s identity and its ability to effectively represent the interests of Uruguayan workers. The outcome of the assembly has prompted internal discussions about re-evaluating priorities and strengthening ties with labor groups across the country.