SANTIAGO – The International Court of Justice will announce its decision next month in a dispute between Chile and Bolivia about access to the Pacific Ocean, the Chilean government said on Wednesday. The Hague will […]
THE HAGUE – Delegates from Bolivia and Chile headed to the International Court of Justice in The Hague on Monday morning, where they presented their arguments over a disputed 380 kilometer coastline on the Pacific […]
LA PAZ – Tens of thousands of Bolivians unfurled a “flag of maritime revindication,” which stretched for 200km (124 miles) along a highway in the Andes Saturday, to express support for the nation’s claim for […]
SAN JOSÉ – Costa Rica claimed victory over Nicaragua on Friday, after the United Nations’ highest court awarded Costa Rica disputed territory along the coastal border shared by the two Central American countries. Nicaragua was ordered […]
SANTIAGO – The Chilean government hopes that Pope Francis will refrain from mentioning the issue of the maritime demand of Bolivia during the trip he will make to the South American country from January 15 […]
Isabel Cocker/The Santiago Times Staff LA PAZ – Bolivian President Evo Morales has declared that Chile made a secret offer to cede territory to Bolivia in 1975 in order to grant the land-locked country freer […]
LA PAZ – Bolivia’s President Evo Morales said on Wednesday his administration would not continue to pursue a sea-access case against Chile at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) if Santiago agreed to enter into […]
LA PAZ – The presidential candidate of the Chilean Progressive Party, Marco Enriquez-Ominami, has arrived in Bolivia to meet President Evo Morales and debate on issues related to the historic differences between both nations. Enriquez-Ominami […]
SANTIAGO – Chile has lodged an appeal against Bolivia before the International Court of Justice in The Hague regarding the use of Silala River. The Chilean President, Michelle Bachelet, stressed that ‘it is essential to […]
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