"We think there are opportunities to look for things of mutual benefit to all countries. However, Bolivia has to decide which roads and which will suffer the consequences," said Alfredo Moreno.
The government said today that Bolivia must decide the path you take, in response to the announcement by President Evo Morales will travel to The Hague to gather information for a future claim against Chile for a landlocked.
"We think there possibilities to find things of mutual benefit to all countries. However, Bolivia has to decide which roads and which will suffer the consequences, "stressed Foreign Minister Alfredo Moreno.
In statements to Radio Cooperativa, Minister Foreign Chile underlined that "the right way is the way of respect and treaties" force. "The road to discuss any other element is the path of dialogue, conversation and find common interests," he said. The Bolivian leader announced today that next February will travel to The Hague to seek information that supports the claim that his government plans to bring against Chile at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to obtain a sovereign outlet to the Pacific.