Felix Sienra de Montevideo born 1/21/1916 is being considered the oldest Uruguayan man
However, José do Nascimento Coelho born in Aguas Frías, Alte Algarve, Consejo de Loulé district, in Faro, Portugal, lives in Salto and was born on 10/18/1915 is the oldest Uruguayan resident considered at the moment.
 https://radiolibertadores.com/entrevista-a-jose-do-nacimento-coelho-inmigrante-portugues-de-105-anos-que-vive-en-salto/ 
 https://www.telenoche.com.uy/nacionales/un-abuelo-de-105-anos-se-vacuno-y-manifesto-su-emocion-tras-recibir-la-dosis 

Ms. Monica Rodriguez, Doyenne of Uruguay (oldest known living woman in Uruguay), sadly passed away on 6 November 2022 at the age of 108 years and 180 days.

https://www.supercentenarios.org/las-personas-mas-longevas

Now probably the oldest person in Uruguay is Félix Sienra, who is also the oldest living Olympian, competing in the 1948 Olympics placing sixth in the Firefly class in sailing, born on 1/21/1916 in Montevideo, that's all because Maria Virgen Rojas born 11/22/1910 is questionable,she lives in Durazno

I just don't know why her age is questionable

Posted by: @diego

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Maria Virgen Rojas born 11/22/1910 is questionable,she lives in Durazno

I just don't know why her age is questionable

America Moreira (b.26 May 1915) is the oldest known living woman and person in Uruguay.

Source: (107th birthday)

(The age of Maria Virgen Rojas was not clarified)

Maria Virgen Rojas according to FamilySearch documents was born in 1916. I don't know if this is correct, also she is still not listed on the list debunked by LAS, probably the exact age has not been determined yet.

Source: FamilySearch
* Maria Virgen Rojas (birth certificate, 22.11.1916) FamilySearch

Definitely America Moreira is the oldest known living woman and person in Uruguay after Monica Rodriguez's death. I don't know in which department America Moreira lives.

Posted by: @dejan

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Posted by: @diego

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Maria Virgen Rojas born 11/22/1910 is questionable,she lives in Durazno

I just don't know why her age is questionable

America Moreira (b.26 May 1915) is the oldest known living woman and person in Uruguay.

Source: (107th birthday)

(The age of Maria Virgen Rojas was not clarified)

Maria Virgen Rojas according to FamilySearch documents was born in 1916. I don't know if this is correct, also she is still not listed on the list debunked by LAS, probably the exact age has not been determined yet.

Source: FamilySearch
* Maria Virgen Rojas (birth certificate, 22.11.1916) FamilySearch

Definitely America Moreira is the oldest known living woman and person in Uruguay after Monica Rodriguez's death. I don't know in which department America Moreira lives.

True, America Moreira seems to live in Maldonado

Posted by: @dejan

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Posted by: @diego

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Maria Virgen Rojas born 11/22/1910 is questionable,she lives in Durazno

I just don't know why her age is questionable

America Moreira (b.26 May 1915) is the oldest known living woman and person in Uruguay.

Source: (107th birthday)

(The age of Maria Virgen Rojas was not clarified)

Maria Virgen Rojas according to FamilySearch documents was born in 1916. I don't know if this is correct, also she is still not listed on the list debunked by LAS, probably the exact age has not been determined yet.

Source: FamilySearch
* Maria Virgen Rojas (birth certificate, 22.11.1916) FamilySearch

Definitely America Moreira is the oldest known living woman and person in Uruguay after Monica Rodriguez's death. I don't know in which department America Moreira lives.

The debunked list of LAS is still extremely incomplet. 

I must update the Uruguayan dean as Teresa Bottazzi (born in Italy on August 14, 1915) was confirmed alive today with the caregiver.

America Moreira died months ago according to the residential complex where she lived. Rip

@estebangonzalez To verify Ms. Bottazzi's age, is it possible to know the name of the village where she was born? 

Thanks!

Ale, for now I don't have the information, although I left my number so they can call me for a possible interview.
It turns out that the caregiver told me that she has the beginning of dementia and the son recently had surgery.
I have only found one public interview of her. Source

@estebangonzalez The italian team has discovered that maybe she was born in Piedmont Region, Province of Alessandria (little city of Novi Ligure?). But we are not sure at all.

Next week I will try to call again to confirm, thanks for the information Ale!

@estebangonzalez She was born in Piedmont Region, Province of Alessandria (City of Tortona). It's sure.

Aparicio Duarte would be the oldest man in Uruguay, born on 29 Nov 1916 in Tacuarembo and lived in Canelones, but according to our friend Esteban he passed away a few months ago, but there is no date yet. With this, the oldest man in Uruguay becomes Luis Valdez born on 26 Nov 1917 in Soriano and living in Maldonado. Does anyone have information about Aparício?

Maria Virgen Rojas confirmed alive on 31 May 2024. If her birthdate of 22 November 1916 is correct, would she be the doyenne of Uruguay?

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Maria Virgen Rojas confirmed alive on 31 May 2024. If her birthdate of 22 November 1916 is correct, would she be the doyenne of Uruguay?

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(21 November 2023)

I must update the Uruguayan dean as Teresa Bottazzi (born in Italy on August 14, 1915) was confirmed alive today with the caregiver.

America Moreira died months ago according to the residential complex where she lived. Rip

@ale76 Ah, I see. Thank you

Ms. María Souto Martínez of Montevideo sadly passed away on 22 August at the age of 109. She was born on 28 March 1915 a La Coruña, Galicia, Spain and emigrated to Uruguay at a young age. She was the oldest validated living person in Uruguay.

Rest in Peace.

https://longeviquest.com/supercentenarian/maria-souto-martinez/

1 yr, 290 days was the time he remained as the oldest person in Uruguay, the longest time since Blanca Luisa Cuitino Barbier, who remained between 9 May 2020 and 20 Mar 2022 (1 yr, 315 days) at 111 years, 207 days, Maria died at 109 years, 147 days, the oldest since Blanca, Maria was the 4th oldest person in Uruguay who was from Montevideo, the first since Julio Augusto Varela Lopez (died on 25 July 2022)

Luis Valdez was the oldest man in Uruguay since 30 Jan 2023 and died on 28 Jun 2024 (1 year, 150 days), being the longest time a man remained as the oldest in the country since Felix Ortiz Galban (28 Mar 2015 -18-Mar 2022, 6 yrs, 355 days) Luis Valdez died at 106 years and 215 days and was the youngest in the position since Felix Sienra (107 years, 9 days) and the first from Maldonado to be considered the oldest in the country

Ms. Teresa Bottazzi sadly passed away at the start of September 2024 (funeral service on September 3, 2024) in Piriápolis, Maldonado, Uruguay. She was born in Tortona, Alessandria, Piedmont Region, Italy on 14 August 1915.

She was the known Doyenne of Uruguay.

https://www.martinelli.com.uy/m/cartelera/salasa/26895

She was the 4th oldest living emigrant from Italy
She spent 12 days as the oldest person in Uruguay, the shortest time in history, before that it was Monica Rodriguez's 164 days. July 25, 2022-November 6, 2022, she is the youngest person to die as a dean of Uruguay since Monica Rodriguez who was 108 years and 180 days old. She was the first person from Maldonado to be considered the oldest in the country.