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The International Court of Justice has declined to issue a decision on a long-running dispute over the Silala River that flows from Bolivia to Chile as both countries mostly resolved their issues during the proceedings.
Hague-based UN court issues a ‘surprise’ judgement in Silala River case, saying Chile and Bolivia are in agreement.
The Hague, Dec 1 (EFE).- The International Court of Justice (ICJ) said Thursday that the positions of the parties in the dispute between Chile and Bolivia over rights to the waters of a shared river have evolved to the point that there is no longer a legal issue to resolve. By a vote of 15-1, …
THE HAGUE (AP) — The International Court of Justice on Thursday found little to rule on in a long-running dispute over a small river which flows from Bolivia to Chile as the Latin American neighbors had mostly resolved their conflict during the proceedings.
The South American neighbors are fighting over access to the Silala River, a valuable waterway that starts in Bolivia and flows into Chile.