ESA - Space Law virtual network with Latin American countries

What’s the ECSL – Latin America & Caribbean States mini site?

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Space Activities of Latin America and Caribbean States

History Space law pioneers Institutions Enterprises

The outer space law in Latin America and Caribbean States

Main institutions The relationship with UN

The Americas space conference

Short history Reports -Conferencia Espacial de las Américas V Conferencia Espacial de las Américas

Space calendar

FIDAE Education directory Meetings calendar Reports & Publications

Bibliografía general

Derecho del Espacio Ultraterrestre - Artículos recomendados Referencias bibliográficas de interés Editoriales

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Latin America / Caribbean & ECSL Virtual Network on space law & policy

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Last update: 26 July 2006

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Space Law

Treaties and principles GA Resolutions UNESCO ITU ICAO WIPO National Laws International Agreement (Bi & Multilateral)Relationship Latin America and Caribbean countries & ESA Treaty status UNGA - Latin American & Caribbean countries UNISPACE III

Intergovernmental organisations

FAO

Mecanismos regionales e interregionales de cooperación en materia espacial

Centro Regional de Formación en Ciencia y Tecnología Espaciales para América Latina y el Caribe Régimen Jurídico de las Comunicaciones Espaciales ALC/ECSL