25 moments
Birth in La Teja
· La Teja, Montevideo, Uruguay
Tabaré Ramón Vázquez Rosas was born in the La Teja neighborhood of Montevideo. Neighborhood-level coordinate.
Marriage at Los Vascos parish
· Parroquia Nuestra Señora de los Vascos, Montevideo, Uruguay

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain (United States federal government work) · file Vázquez married María Auxiliadora Delgado at the Los Vascos parish in Montevideo. Parish coordinate is approximate.
Oncology graduation
· Faculty of Medicine, University of the Republic, Montevideo, Uruguay
He completed medical training at the University of the Republic Medical School and graduated as an oncologist. Year-level date; coordinate represents the medical school.
Specialist training at Gustave Roussy
· Gustave Roussy, Villejuif, France
A French-government grant enabled Vázquez to undertake additional oncology training at the Gustave Roussy Institute. The source calls the location Paris; the institute's campus is in Villejuif in metropolitan Paris.
First presidential inauguration speech
· Palacio Legislativo, Montevideo, Uruguay

Wikimedia Commons · Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Brazil · file After assuming the presidency, Vázquez addressed the public from the esplanade of Uruguay's Legislative Palace.
South America–Arab Countries Summit
· Brasília, Federal District, Brazil
Vázquez spoke on political dialogue and cultural exchange at the South America–Arab Countries Summit. City-level coordinate.
Meeting with Álvaro Uribe
· Cartagena de Indias, Bolívar, Colombia
During a state visit, Vázquez met Colombian President Álvaro Uribe and jointly held a press conference. City-level coordinate.
Meeting with Vicente Fox
· Palacio Nacional, Mexico City, Mexico
On an official Mexican visit, Vázquez arrived in Mexico City, met President Vicente Fox, and took part in bilateral events. The official itinerary records arrival at 09:49; Palacio Nacional is used as the representative site for that day's presidential program.
Official visit to Mexico
· Mexico City, Mexico
Vázquez gave a press conference during his official visit to Mexico and addressed environmental issues. The source identifies the venue as Escuela Nacional de México; coordinate represents Mexico City.
White House meeting with George W. Bush
· White House, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Vázquez met U.S. President George W. Bush during the Washington leg of his official trip. The itinerary identifies the meeting date and venue.
Mercosur accession ceremony
· Caracas, Capital District, Venezuela
Vázquez traveled to Caracas for activities surrounding Venezuela's protocol of accession as a full Mercosur member. The official announcement gives a July 2006 departure and return schedule but does not independently report completion of the visit; date is therefore month-level.
Public address at Plaza Independencia
· Plaza Independencia, Montevideo, Uruguay
Vázquez delivered a public report to citizens after two years of his first administration.
Meeting with George W. Bush at Anchorena
· Anchorena Presidential Estate, Colonia Department, Uruguay

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain (United States Department of State work) · file Vázquez joined George W. Bush for a joint press availability at the Uruguayan presidential retreat of Anchorena. Estate-level coordinate.
Official visit to Chile
· Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
Vázquez began a 48-hour official visit to Chile and met President Michelle Bachelet. The source identifies Chile but not a city; Santiago is the defensible representative point for the presidential meeting.
Official visit to Havana
· Havana, Cuba
Vázquez visited Havana with a delegation for bilateral talks, a University of Havana visit, and agreement signings. The source gives a date range; the card uses the arrival date.
Official visit to Jerusalem
· Jerusalem, Israel
Vázquez visited Jerusalem, met Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, and participated in bilateral and commemorative events. The source gives a date range; the card uses the arrival date.
Second presidential inauguration
· Montevideo, Uruguay
Vázquez began his second and final presidential tenure, succeeding José Mujica. Coordinate represents central Montevideo; the cited text establishes the office-taking date but not a specific venue.
Seventh Summit of the Americas
· Panama City, Panama
During his second presidency, Vázquez attended the Seventh Summit of the Americas and met U.S. President Barack Obama. The official-visit table dates the participation 10–11 April; card uses the arrival date.
State visit to Brazil
· Brasília, Federal District, Brazil
Vázquez visited Brasília at the invitation of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. City-level coordinate.
China–LAC forum visit
· Beijing, China
Vázquez led a delegation to Beijing for the China–LAC 2016 forum, agreements, and a tobacco-control lecture at Tsinghua University. The source gives a date range; the card uses the arrival date.
IAEA conference address
· Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria
Vázquez spoke at an International Atomic Energy Agency technical-cooperation conference during an official European, African, and Swiss tour. The publication identifies the 2017 tour; the date is 30 May 2017.
Official visit to Cairo
· Cairo, Egypt
Vázquez arrived in Cairo and met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and other Egyptian and Arab leaders. The source places this arrival on the day after his 30 May Vienna address; date is therefore 31 May 2017.
International Labour Conference appearance
· Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland
Vázquez met International Labour Organization Director-General Guy Ryder in Geneva and spoke at the annual International Labour Conference. The publication identifies the tour as occurring in 2017; Monday 5 was 5 June 2017.
Argentine presidential inauguration
· Buenos Aires, Argentina
Vázquez traveled with President-elect Luis Lacalle Pou to attend Alberto Fernández's inauguration as president of Argentina. City-level coordinate.
Death in Montevideo
· Montevideo, Uruguay
Vázquez died of lung cancer in Montevideo at age 80, several months after leaving the presidency. City-level coordinate; the specific residence or medical location is not stated in this source.