After Recent Departure From Chile: What Other Countries Have Also Left the NAM and Why It Was Created
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On Wednesday, the Government announced that it formally withdrew from the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), an organization it had been a member of for 55 years. According to the Foreign Ministry, the departure “responds to the organization being created as a political movement in another global context“. “Chile maintains its support for multilateralism and will continue ... Continue reading “After recent departure from Chile: what other countries hav…
The Chancellery justified the withdrawal as obsolete to the bloc, while ex-authorities alerted effects in future negotiations.
Since 1971, Chile has belonged to this group of countries that did not align with any hegemonic bloc and today chose to withdraw.
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