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Republishing Content
A major goal of our program is to reach as many readers as possible, so we have tried to make it easy to take our content and republish it.
Creative Commons License
Our articles first published by Montevideo Post are published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. This means that anyone can copy and distribute the work and use it commercially.
The key condition is that you must attribute the work to the original author and to Montevideo Post (preferably in the exact way on the original article, mentioning the affiliation), including a link and you cannot make any material changes to the content without written permission.
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