Uruguayans vote on Sunday for a new president with former leader Tabare Vazquez looking set to win comfortably, securing the ruling leftist coalition a third consecutive term, Reuters reported. Opinion polls give Vazquez, 74, who was president in 2005-2010, a 14 percentage point lead over Luis Lacalle Pou of the center-right National Party. A Vazquez win would see him replace his close ally, Jose Mujica, one of Latin America's most popular leaders.
