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Chapter 743 "Chile-Dutch Security Treaty"

On April 1879, 4, the Netherlands and Chile signed the Chilean Administrative Regulations in Santiago in accordance with the Chilean Security Treaty, which detailed the status and privileges of the Dutch troops stationed in Chile. For example, Chile provided military bases to the Netherlands. and facilities. The Netherlands has the right to use, manage and defend these bases and facilities. Chile has no jurisdiction to judge crimes committed by Dutch soldiers and their families. Chile pays the Dutch army an annual defense fund of 22 pounds (or 10% of the country’s GDP). .

With the signing of these treaties exposed, the entire world turned its attention to Chile and the Netherlands. Everyone understood that the signing of these treaties meant that the Netherlands had successfully entered southeastern South America.

South America is entering the era of militarization by the Netherlands.

As the main promoter, William IV accepted an interview in Melbourne from the world's most influential "European Times".

Reporter Owen: "What is your Majesty's treaty between the Netherlands and Chile called?"

William IV: "Yes, the full name is the Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between the State of Chile and the Kingdom of the Netherlands."

Reporter Owen: "The signatories are Chilean President Arturo Lauzon and Dutch Prime Minister Jan von Linden. Why not you, Your Majesty?"

William IV: "Because it is a matter between governments, and naturally it is most appropriate for the leader of the government to contain it."

Reporter Owen: "Why did you sign this treaty?"

William IV: "Both Chile and the Kingdom of the Netherlands hope to strengthen the traditional friendship between the two countries and support many principles of democracy, individuals, and the rule of law proposed by the Netherlands to further promote close economic cooperation, economic stability and stability between the Netherlands and Chile. With the improvement of welfare, the two countries reaffirmed their belief in and agreement with the legal rules of the International Court of Justice in The Hague. The two countries confirmed their protection of the right to conduct individual or joint defense under international rules. The two countries in order to maintain peace in South America and the Pacific and security, so we decided to conclude this treaty.

Reporter Owen: "Can your Majesty be more specific about this treaty?"

William IV: "Of course you can. There are 8 articles in this treaty. The first article is for efforts to maintain peace."

Reporter Owen: "?"

William IV: "The host countries abide by the declaration of the International Court of Justice in The Hague and maintain international peace and security and justice by resolving their international disputes by peaceful means. Even if it is to maintain territorial integrity and political independence, they should be cautious The use of the threat of force, the exercise of force and methods inconsistent with the general principles of the International Tribunal of the Hague. The Contracting States, together with other peace-loving countries, are committed to making the conduct of the International Tribunal of the Hague more effective in safeguarding the security of the International Peace Month. implementation and strive to strengthen the development and advancement of the organization with like-minded member states.”

Owen: "The second one is"

William IV: “Article [-] is the promotion of economic cooperation.

The purpose of this article is for the contracting parties to contribute to the further development of peaceful and friendly international relations by strengthening the Dutch liberal institutions, promoting the principles of these institutions, improving stability and welfare conditions, and striving to eliminate differences between them and promote economic cooperation between the two countries. "

William IV followed: "The third article is the maintenance and development of self-defense forces.

The Contracting Parties shall, through individual and mutual cooperation, sustained and effective self-help and mutual assistance, develop and safeguard their respective capacities to resist attack on the basis of the Constitution.”

Reporter Owen: "The first three items are full of content, but I am somewhat looking forward to the fourth item."

William IV: "Article [-] is an agreement at any time."

Reporter Owen: "An agreement at any time?"

William IV: "The Contracting Parties shall at any time agree on the implementation of this Treaty and, furthermore, at the request of any of the Contracting Parties when the security of Chile and the international security of the South American region are threatened."

Reporter Owen: "Oh my god, this means that if Chile applies for support from the Netherlands, the Netherlands will definitely help?" William IV: "Not bad."

Reporter Irving: "But from now on, the Netherlands will fall into the possibility of joining the war at any time."

William IV: "Haha, please read the text. It shows the prerequisite when you are threatened."

Reporter Irving: "I was shocked. This condition really exists. That's good to say, but the fifth one is really interesting.

William IV: "Article [-] Joint Visit"

Reporter Irving: "No, common defense has come out, I feel a little frightened when I hear it."

William IV: “The Contracting States declare that in the field of implementation of Chile, if any party is attacked by force, they shall take action against the common threat in accordance with the provisions and procedures of their own constitution. Note: it is the force and the measures taken as a result. "These measures must be reported immediately to the International Court of Justice in The Hague in accordance with the organization's charter, and these measures must be stopped if more than two-thirds of the organization's member states request to stop."

Reporter Irving: "It would be a good idea if it were released, at least it would act as a brake. I am very interested in Article [-] now."

William IV: “Permission from the base of Article VI.

In order to contribute to the security of Chile and the maintenance of international peace and security in South America, the Dutch navy, army and air force are allowed to use facilities and areas in Chile.

Note: Issues concerning the domestic establishment of Chile, the status of regions and the Dutch military stationed in Chile are subject to the individual agreements on administrative agreements based on the Security Guarantee Treaty between Chile and the Netherlands signed in Santiago and other agreements that have been reached. "

Reporter Owen: "In this way, Chile will almost become a country protected by the Netherlands."

William IV: "But in this way, Chile's military expenditure will be saved. Wouldn't it be better to use the funds to develop Chile's economy?"

William IV: "Article [-]. Relation to the Declaration of the International Tribunal of the Hague. This Treaty shall not be construed as contradicting the rights and obligations of the Contracting States as stipulated in the Declaration of the International Tribunal of the Hague, as well as the obligations for the maintenance of international peace and security." Responsibility makes a difference.”

Reporter Owen: "!"

William IV: “Article [-] ratified.

This treaty has been ratified by His Majesty through the formalities announced by Chile and the Netherlands, and it will enter into force when the two countries exchange their ratifications in Santiago.”

Reporter Irving: "What is Title IX?"

William IV: “Article [-] is the end of treaties.

This treaty is fully stipulated in order to maintain the southern source of international peace in Chile and has the effectiveness of the measures organized by the International Court of Justice at The Hague. It is valid until the time limit recognized by Chile and the Netherlands. In addition, the treaty was signed by Antonia, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Chile and the Netherlands. It was managed and handed over by Minister Joseph Beit. According to the management, after the two parliaments passed it, the text was read out in the respective countries and officially came into effect. "

Reporter Owen: "In this way, Chile has really become the most important ally of the Netherlands this time."

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