Latin Union

Union latine (UL)
Unión Latina
União Latina
Unione Latina
Uniunea Latina
Unió Llatina

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Contact Details

URL: http://www.unilat.org/

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Founded

1954-05-15 Madrid Spain

History

15 May 1954, Madrid (Spain), on signature of Treaty of Madrid by 25 countries, following the first congress 19 Oct 1951, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). Dissolution decided 31 Jul 2012, with possible restructuring following in the future.

Aims

Promote the diffusion of the Romance languages, particularly in member countries; accumulate, standardize and enrich scientific and technical vocabularies of Latin languages; organize cultural activities which favour mutual knowledge and understanding among Latin peoples.

Events

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Activities

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Structure

Congress (every 2 years), always in Paris (France), comprises delegations of up to 5 representatives of each member state, President and 2 Vice-Presidents. Executive Council (meeting twice a year), consists of 12 member states. Secretariat, headed by Secretary-General. Offices or permanent correspondents in 19 capital cities: Brasilia (Brazil); Bucharest (Romania); Buenos Aires (Argentina); Caracas (Venezuela); Havana (Cuba); La Paz (Bolivia); Lima (Peru); Lisbon (Portugal); Madrid (Spain); Manila (Philippines); Mexico City (Mexico); Montevideo (Uruguay); Monaco; Panama (Panama); Quito (Ecuador); Rome (Italy); Bogota (Colombia); Santo Domingo (Dominican Rep); Santiago (Chile). Network of Honorary Representation.

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Staff

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Finance

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Relations with Inter-Governmental Organizations

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Relations with Non-Governmental Organizations

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Publications

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Subjects *

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UN Sustainable Development Goals **

GOAL 16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions

UIA Org ID

XC3817

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