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Morales hails a ‘new era’ after court ruling on Bolivia's access to the sea

PRESIDENT Evo Morales hopes to start a “new era” in Bolivia’s relationship with Chile after today’s International Court of Justice ruling on Bolivia’s access to the sea.

The new age will take “advantage of our potentialities, promoting integration for the wellbeing of our peoples. It’s necessary to cure injuries from the past,” he said.

La Paz began its International Court of Justice process in April 2013.

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