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OAS Hopes Maritime
Dispute Has No
Negative Effect On Peru-Chile Ties
OAS Hopes Maritime
Dispute Has No
Negative Effect On Peru-Chile Ties
Santiago - Secretary
General of the Organization of American
States (OAS) Jose Miguel Insulza said
Thursday that he hoped maritime borders
dispute between Peru and Chile had no
negative influence on their ties.
"Peru and Chile has established a
comprehensive and cooperative relationship
in a wide range of areas. I hope the issue
does not affect the strengthening and
developing process of their relationship,"
Insulza was quoted as saying during his
visit to Santaigo by local media.
Peru has taken its dispute with Chile
regarding maritime borders in the Pacific
Ocean to the International Court of Justice
(ICJ) in The Hague a few day ago.
Insulza, who is also minister of the
interior of Chile, said he would be neutral
and fulfill his duty as secretary general of
the OAS.
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