Obligation to negotiate access to the Pacific Ocean (Bolivia v. Chile)

v.1 y v.2 ( 21 march 2017) Reply of the Government of the Plurinational State of Bolivia. v.1; v.2, 17 (april 2014) Memorial of the Government of the Plurinational State of Bolivia

Contents: --v. 1 (2014). Chapter I: The facts. Chapter II: The chilean obligation. Chapter III: Chile's breach of its obligation. --v.2, part I (annexes 1-115). I. Political Constitution. II. National Legislation. III. Correspondence (Memorandums, Diplomatic Notes, Notes Verbales and Letters). IV. International instrument (Treaties, Pacts, Covenant, Protocols, Acta Protocolizada, Declarations, Joints-declarations, Exchange of Notes) and instruments of ratifications. --v.2, part II (annexes 116-233): I. Bilateral mechanism minutes. II. Newspapers. III. Press statements and press release. IV. Communiques and joints-comuniques. V. Statements before international Forums. VI. Joint declarations and declarations. VII. Speeches and messages. VIII. Aide memoire. IX. Reports. X. Expert opinion. XI. Chilean official Journal. XII. Books. XIII. Organization of American States documents. --V. 2 (annexes 234-277): Circulars, Telegram, Note, Letters, minutes, Treaty. --V.1, part I: Chile has misinterpreted both the 2015 Judgment of the Court and Bolivia´s CLAIM: Chapter 1. Chile's misinterpretation of Judgment of 24 september of 2015. Chapter 2. Chile 's misinterpretation of Bolivia's CLAIM. --Part II: Of the obligation to negotiate a sovereign access to the Pacific Ocean. Chapter 3. The applicable legal principles. Chapter 4. The obligation to negotiate under general international law. Chapter 5. Acts and conduct expressing Chile's intention to negotiate sovereign access to the sea. Chapter 6. Estoppel and legitimate expectations. --Part III Chile's Mischaracterization of the historical background of its obligation to negotiate a sovereign access to Pacific Ocean. Chapter 7. Chile's long-standing and reiterated commitment to negotiate a sovereign access to the sea.