VOICED : Chile reforzara ofensiva diplomatica por demanda boliviana

Chile is adopting a more active diplomatic strategy in response to Bolivia's demand for sea access at the International Court of Justice. Chilean Foreign Minister Heraldo Muñoz announced the use of historical, political, and legal arguments to counter Bolivia's campaign. The strategy includes mobilizing parliamentarians and former presidents to present Chile's position. Journalist Ascanio Caballo, historian Joaquín Fernández, and political scientist Gabriel Gaspar will join Chile's defense team. Bolivia seeks negotiations to regain Pacific access lost in a 19th-century war. The Hague has declared itself competent to hear the case, initiating a formal trial and raising Bolivian hopes.

What is the main focus of Chile's new diplomatic strategy?

• To strengthen economic ties with Bolivia

• To actively counter Bolivia's sea access demand

• To improve relations with neighboring countries

• To seek international support for Bolivia's claim

Which arguments will Chile use to counter Bolivia's campaign?

• Military, strategic, and tactical

• Historical, political, and legal

• Environmental, technological, and scientific

• Economic, cultural, and social

Who are the new members joining Chile's defense team in The Hague?

• A scientist, a military officer, and a politician

• A lawyer, a diplomat, and an economist

• A journalist, a historian, and a political scientist

• A writer, an artist, and a musician

What is Bolivia's main objective in the negotiations?

• To form a political alliance with Chile

• To establish a new trade agreement

• To regain access to the Pacific Ocean

• To gain economic aid from Chile

What recent development has given Bolivia hope in their case?

• A new trade agreement with Chile

• Support from other South American countries

• A change in Chile's government

• The International Court of Justice's decision to hear the case