Milo nOX

“Secularism, too, is woven into daily life, not performed. Uruguay has been secular by law since the early 20th century. There are no crucifixes in public schools, no religious rhetoric in politics, and no public pressure to conform to any belief. At the same time, there’s no overt hostility toward faith. It’s simply private. You believe what you want, quietly. You’ll rarely hear anyone talking about religion unless you ask directly, and even then, you might get a shrug or a dry joke before a serious answer.”
― Milo nOX, Uruguay Expat Guide: A complete, unfiltered roadmap to living in Uruguay, beyond cliches, beyond checklists, built for real-life decisions.