Tlatelolco Treaty – Part 3: The terms that drew a line against nuclear arms

The Treaty Archive: History of Peace Treaties & Global Agreements · Sep 23, 2026 · 7m

The ink was still drying on the Treaty of Tlatelolco, but its meaning was already echoing across continents. For the first time, a densely populated region had declared itself off limits to nuclear weapons—by law, by consensus, and by the determination of its people. At its core, the treaty was uncompromising. Article One was a promise: no testing, no use, no manufacture, no production, and no acquisition of nuclear weapons, by any means, within Latin America and the Caribbean.

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