Carlos Abdala

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Carlos Abdala (1930–1976) was a Uruguayan politician and diplomat.

He served as Minister of Labour and Social Affairs.^[1] Later he was appointed Ambassador in Paraguay, a country where he was mistakingly assassinated by a Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood terrorists.

His son Pablo is currently a national representative.

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