Treaty of Tlatelolco
Guiding force behind the Treaty which bans nuclear weapons from Latin America. 21 nations sign a Treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons from Latin America
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1967 in Mexico
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Historical records for Mexico in 1967
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Mexico Deposits Treaty Ratification
Mexico deposited its ratification on 20 September, affirming support for a regional prohibition on nuclear weapons.
Tlatelolco Treaty Opens for Signature
The treaty opened for signature on 14 February to prohibit nuclear weapons throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
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