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United States declares their lack of tolerance for Euopean recolonization of the Western Hemisphere.
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Few Latin American Nations attended without progress for an organized Latin America.
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Some collaboration occurred between American States and rudimentary international unions were formed.
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The International Union of American Republics was created with the Commercial Bureau of the American Republics as the Secretariat in Washington, D.C.
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The Union was renamed the Inter-American Bureau of American Republics reflecting its representation of a larger portion of the hemisphere.
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This was created before PAU and dealt specifically with health and disease control.
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The Pan-American Union was able to execute resolutions made at confrences.
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Renamed Pan-American Union. Confrences held about once every 5 years.
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IACI was created in Montevideo, Uraguay to focus on child hood, maternity and adolescence.
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Latin American Nations wanted non-intervention to be a large part of Inter-American relations.
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Created with the goal of research and uniforming cartography.
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Pushed a similar agenda as with Santiago.
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Headquartered in Mexico city to promote economic development for the indigenous people.
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Created in 1942
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Created with limited membership to address issues of tropical agriculture.
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The American Nations agreed to a collective security in which they would never attack each other even if provoked.
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World War II brought a need for a stronger and more systematic organization. The UN seved as a good model. Over time Latin American ideals grew further from the plans that the United States had stressing the existing Union.
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This was the 9th Pan-American conference. It was used to reorganize and strengthing the PAU.
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Derived from the PAU and IUAR, The OAS was created from reformations outlined in the Bogotá conference and Rio de Janeiro treaty.
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Created to combat human right atrosities in the Americas.
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Quota payments couldn't keep up with the economic demand of the OAS.
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Created among other committees to assist the council with the significantly larger agenda of the OAS. This gained many responsibilities with the 1967 Charter.
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Soon became a successful self govrning Inter-American entity separate from the OAS.
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Created in 1962.
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Created in 1962. The charter of 1967 gave this committee more responsibilities.
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This was a set if ammendments that revised the and restructured the OAS. This was in an attempt to prepare the OAS for post-1960 issues the Americas would face.
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Headquartered in San Jose, Costa Rica. Completed the human rights system in the OAS.
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The OAS undergoes period of reformation during this time period to increase the effectiveness of its existence. The OAS began meeting annually and created a General Assmbly in which the Minister of Foreign Affairs from each country represented their nation.
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Created 1982
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Revised the original charter increasing emphasis on democratic ideals and regular trade.
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Created 1986
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Created 1988
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After the end of the Cold War in 1989-1991 the OAS was finally able to work up to its potential.
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Adopted in Santiago in 1991 to defend democracy when it has been interrupted.
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Stated that if a government of a country in the OAS was in power by overthrowing a preexisting government, they could have their representation in the OAS revoked.
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The economic and social council was merged with the Education, scientific and Cultural council to create the Inter American Council for Integral Development.
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First meeting of all democratically ellected leaders who laid out a comprehensive expansion of the OAS agenda. This brought together the existing Inter American functions into a unified, organized system to function more effeciently.
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Signified the start of a new generation of leaders.He brought energy to the council and wasn't from the United States.