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Renegotiating the Galapagos Accords with the East Pacific
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Hello there, the Magisterium of the East Pacific has asked to renegotiate part of the Galapagos Accords. AMOM, the Magisterium's provost, stated of Article V, Section 2 of the treaty, "This rendered the treaty functionally useless, in my opinion, as treaties tend to be tested during times of need and 30 days is just long enough to complete [one’s] coup d'état."

As such, they've requested to strike that clause from the treaty, which I bring before the Assembly for consideration. This is also an opportunity to discuss or consider what else to change or introduce in the Galapagos Accords.

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The Galapagos Accords

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Article V. Resolution for Disputes, Suspension, and Termination

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Section 2. Either signatory may unilaterally suspend the terms of the treaty for at most thirty days. During the suspension, every effort should be made to come to a mutually acceptable solution to the cause of suspension.
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Renegotiating the Galapagos Accords with the East Pacific - by Jay Coop - 09-20-2020, 07:02 PM



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