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Valentines to Tlatelolco:
A Nuclear-Weapons-Free Zone Path to a Nuclear-Free World

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On Valentine’s Day, 14 February 2007, Atomic Mirror launched the campaign Valentines to Tlatelolco: The Nuclear Weapons Free Zone Path to a Nuclear Free World. On this date forty years ago, the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean created the world’s first Nuclear Weapons Free Zone through the Treaty of Tlatelolco. This three year-long campaign promotes awareness of the successful and positive contribution of nuclear-weapons-free zones to local, regional, and global security.

Send a Valentine Thank You to the Countries of Latin America and the Caribbean for Giving the World its First Nuclear Weapons Free Zone!

Using the creative resources of the arts, analysis, and partnerships with kindred individuals and groups, the Atomic Mirror awakens the need to nurture a sustainable way of life by turning away from nuclear technology.

Brush art by Mayumi Oda

Creative Arts
The Atomic Mirror uses the creative arts to reveal the secrets of the nuclear age, and to advocate for the abolition of nuclear weapons and power.

Creative Analysis
The Atomic Mirror provides ongoing political analysis of nuclear issues from an international perspective.  

Creative Partnerships
The Atomic Mirror works in collaboration with like minded organizations to promote a nuclear-free world.

 

 

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