Desde Angra hacia Teherán: la política nuclear brasileña bajo la administración Lula From Angra to Tehran: Brazilian nuclear policy under Lula’s administration
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Abstract
El objetivo de este artículo es explicar las posiciones adoptadas por Brasil bajo la administración Lula (2003-2010) sobre la no proliferación, el desarme y el control de las armas nucleares. Con el objetivo de reforzar su posición de solucionador de controversias y ampliar su participación en las instituciones internacionales, Brasil deseó intermediar entre los Estados que contaban con armas nucleares así como también aquellos que no las tenían. Además, intentó presionar a los Estados con armas nucleares por el cumplimiento de sus obligaciones de desarme y por la reducción de las asimetrías en sus relaciones con los países más fuertes en el ámbito nuclear. Los brasileños también buscaron mantener la flexibilidad para garantizar la seguridad de su propio programa atómico.
The aim of this article is to explain the positions taken by Brazil under Lula’s administration (2003-2010) on nuclear non-proliferation, disarmament and arms control. In order to strengthen its position in dispute settlement and to expand its participation in international institutions, Brazil wished to intermediate between nuclear-weapon and non-nuclear weapon States. The country also tried to pressure the nuclear weapon States to fulfill their disarmament obligations and to reduce asymmetries in relations with the strongest countries in the nuclear arena. The Brazilians also sought to maintain flexibility to ensure the safety of their own atomic program.
The aim of this article is to explain the positions taken by Brazil under Lula’s administration (2003-2010) on nuclear non-proliferation, disarmament and arms control. In order to strengthen its position in dispute settlement and to expand its participation in international institutions, Brazil wished to intermediate between nuclear-weapon and non-nuclear weapon States. The country also tried to pressure the nuclear weapon States to fulfill their disarmament obligations and to reduce asymmetries in relations with the strongest countries in the nuclear arena. The Brazilians also sought to maintain flexibility to ensure the safety of their own atomic program.
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| Authors | JESUS, Diego Santos Vieira de; |
| Journal | america latina hoy |
| Year | 2011 |
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