Cuba reaffirmed in The Hague its position of principle in favor of general and complete disarmament under strict and effective international control, which includes the prohibition and elimination of all these weapons of mass destruction.
The President of Chile, Sebastian Pinera, reiterated his willingness to held long-range and fluid dialogues with Bolivia on cooperation, but in accordance to the decision of The Hague.
After the conclusion of the last oral hearing of Bolivia before the International Court of Justice demanding for maritime claims against Chile, President Evo Morales urged the preparation of a post-judgment strategy.
The Bolivian agent before the maritime demand, Eduardo Rodriguez, denounced in The Hague that Chile has not fulfilled its promise to reach an agreement to negotiate an exit to the Pacific Ocean for Bolivia.
