Uruguay’s National Hunters Association voiced strong opposition to proposed gun control legislation currently under debate in Parliament. The controversy stems from a proposal put forth by legislators from the Frente Amplio coalition, which hunters have labeled as “disarmament-focused.” The Association presented its own amendments to a separate bill introduced by nationalist Senator Camy, seeking to modify the regulations. Hunters argue the proposed restrictions infringe upon their rights and potentially impact traditional hunting practices. They presented their concerns directly to lawmakers during a parliamentary session yesterday. The debate highlights a growing tension between gun control advocates and those defending hunting traditions in Uruguay. Further discussion and amendments are anticipated as the legislation progresses.