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Tlatelolco Treaty – Part 5: Did Latin America’s nuclear promise stand the test of time?
The Treaty of Tlatelolco stands as one of the boldest experiments in regional security. Signed in nineteen sixty-seven, it set out to build a nuclear-weapon-free zone in a world still haunted by the threat of annihilation. But was its success merely symbolic, or did it truly change the fate of Latin America and the wider world? The treaty’s strength lay in its detail.
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