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Laelth

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4. There is no standard.

Reply to naaman fletcher (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 24, 2013, 09:24 AM

Apr 2013

Maps get redrawn after military conflicts, and the winners, generally speaking, get to draw the lines. That's the only standard of which I am aware.

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Bolivia to take Chile sea dispute to international court [View all] muriel_volestrangler Apr 2013 OP

Does anyone know what the standard is naaman fletcher Apr 2013 #1

I suppose they could rule in Bolivia's favor however I doubt there is any enforcement Bacchus4.0 Apr 2013 #2

There is no standard. Laelth Apr 2013 #4

That's what I thought as well naaman fletcher Apr 2013 #5

Me too, sadly. Laelth Apr 2013 #6

It seems to me naaman fletcher Apr 2013 #7

The Peruvians have proposed to do exactly that. Laelth Apr 2013 #8

Interesting, didn't know that naaman fletcher Apr 2013 #9

Bolivia has long sought access to the Pacific. Laelth Apr 2013 #3

The context is the 2008 Bush Junta coup attempt against Morales. Peace Patriot Apr 2013 #10

Thanks for the info naaman fletcher Apr 2013 #11

Nice summarization, thanks. ocpagu Apr 2013 #12

This post shouldn't be missed. Thank you. n/t Judi Lynn Apr 2013 #14

Bolivia Presents Lawsuit at Hague to Resolve its Sea Access dipsydoodle Apr 2013 #13