A member of Uruguay’s Frente Amplio coalition is under fire after it was revealed she filed 17 sworn statements related to urban characterization with the national land registry, Catastro. These filings allegedly occurred while she was not a registered architect, prompting accusations from opposition parties. The information came to light through data from the former director of Catastro. Opponents claim this constitutes a serious constitutional violation, suggesting the lawmaker improperly used professional credentials. The lawmaker has yet to publicly address the specific allegations. The situation creates a potential ethical and legal challenge for the legislator and her political party. Further investigation is expected to determine the extent and legality of her actions.