Preliminary Denuclearisation Discussions Begin
Latin American diplomats developed a regional legal initiative that eventually produced the Treaty of Tlatelolco.
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Latin American diplomats developed a regional legal initiative that eventually produced the Treaty of Tlatelolco.
Preparatory meetings considered verification and participation rules for a nuclear weapon free zone in Latin America.
Negotiators debated safeguards and international assurances while developing the draft treaty's inspection and control provisions.
Guiding force behind the Treaty which bans nuclear weapons from Latin America. 21 nations sign a Treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons from Latin America
The treaty opened for signature on 14 February to prohibit nuclear weapons throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
Representatives met to organise the future regional agency overseeing implementation and compliance with the treaty.
Co-author of the 1968 nuclear non-proliferation peace Treaty
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