Uruguay’s debt continues to increase, raising concerns about the nation’s economic stability despite previous borrowing. The rising debt levels, reported by Dr. Jorge Cassinelli from Montevideo, suggest ongoing financial challenges. While the specific details of the debt and its implications aren’t outlined in this brief report, the phrasing "same problem" indicates a cyclical issue. This suggests that increased borrowing isn’t resolving underlying economic weaknesses. The situation warrants further investigation into the composition of the debt, its purpose, and the government’s strategy for repayment. Experts will be closely watching for potential impacts on Uruguay’s credit rating and economic growth. The report highlights a need for sustainable financial policies to address the root causes of the debt accumulation.