Bolivia Unable to Have Recourse at The Hague for Maritime Dispute

January 03, 2013

Bolivia is unable to go to the International Court of Justice in The Hague to resolve its claim against Chile for a sovereign sea outlet, since both countries signed
a treaty in 1904 resolving the dispute, Chilean President Sebastián Piñera stated.

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For decades, Ecuador was perceived as an exception in a region plagued by drug trafficking, armed violence, and criminal capture of the state. While neighboring countries faced open wars between cartels and state forces, Ecuador seemed to remain on the sidelines of these dynamics. That image began to slowly crack and finally collapsed in January […]

Bolivia Unable to Have Recourse at The Hague for Maritime Dispute

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