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       r L- VISITS 3Y HU AN RIGHTS S P-C 11L I STS FROM RFSPF.CTEf.
       1 NT:: RNAT I U*'.AL IK GAN I Z AT I r*NS . SUCH VISITS WILL PE AN
       IMPORTANT Yeans uF EDUCATING INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC OPINION
      UN IMPROVEMENTS IN HUMAN RIGHTS IN ARGENTINA.



      P. In THIS REGARD, LET ME KENT 1 ON THE VERY IMPORTANT
      RULE PLAYEu 3Y .-UN-GOVERNMFNTaL HUMAN RIGHTS ORGAN I Z AT IHNS,
      AMO MY H H PTHAT TH~Y WILL CONTINUE TO CONTk I BUT t Tn THF
      ADVANCEMENT OF nUMAN RIGHTS AND MY FIRM RELIEF THAT THEY
      SHOULD Ri-TMN lutlR CONSULT AT IV- STATUS AT THE UNITED
      NAT IONS.



      5. I WELCOME YOUR EXPRESS IUN nF HOPE THAT THL DETAINEE
      PROBLEM MIGHT 8'- RtSiJLV^O BY CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR. A5 I
       IGLD YJU, THERE IS GREAT INTEREST AND CONCERN IN THF
      UNITED STATES OVER THE RATE OF PEOPLE DETAINED IN ARGENTINA
      UNDER THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE PUWFR. THE CLARIFICATION OF
       THEIR STATUS WQi.'LD BE WELL RECEIVED, I BELIEVE* THROUGHOUT
       THE INTERNET ION :.L COMMUNITY. LIKE YOUR GOVERNMENT 1S RECENT
       ANNOUNCEMENT UF THE RESTORATION OF THE RIGHT OF OPTION AND
      * PAROL- F-jR JcTAlNrfcS, SUCh A CLARIFICAITOU WUULD RE
       another import* 'T step r«> demonstrating Argentina's
      C..-MM IT *T TL’ T-b PRQTbCTIf'N OF HUMAN RIGHTS.



      7. I /MS MOST GRATIFIED AND PLEASED TO LEARN THAT YOUR
      GOVERNMENT I n T t ■: D S T-.i R.-.TIFY THE TREATY UF TLaTELOLCO. I
      R fc A L IZ ■- THAT TH- TIMING OF YOIJR GOVERNMENT'S RATIFICATION
       IS DEPENDENT UP.lN POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS* RUT I HOPE THAT
      YJU WILL FIND It PJSSI3L TO RATIFY THE TREATY IN THF NEAR
      PUTIJRE. A'sGcNT | NA ' S FULL ADHERENCE TO THF TREATY WDULD
      HAVE GR-AT IMPG.<TANC-. IT WOULD NOT ONLY DEMONSTRATE
      ARGENTINA'S CUMfITmcmt TO TH- PFACEFUL USE OF NUCLEAR
      -NESGYJ IT 'UiUL ■ ALSU, I AM CONVINCED, GIVE A SIGNIFICANT
       IMPETUS TU w'lPL'.-W IDE ACCEPTfcNCF OF THE TREaTY AS AN
       IMPORTANT MCAnS OF AVOIDING WAR.


      B. I WAS Vr '< Y PLEASED THAT YOUR GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATED
       I N     T H E    N U C L E A R    - U F . L    C Y C L E    F V A L U A T I U N    C O N F E R E N C E .    I N
      W  A S H I N G T O N .    I    8 1 L   1   h V F    I T    W  I L L    P R O V I D E    A    G R E A T    O P P O R T U N I T Y
      F i j R    O U R    N A T I O N S    T U    W U P K    W  I T H    O T H r R S    I N    M  I X I N  G     N U C L E A R
      L N f c R G Y    a n    i m  p  o  r  t  a  n  t    a n  d    s  a  f ; -    m  e a n  s    o  f    m  e  e  t  i n  g     o  u r .    e  n  e  r  g  y
      R  t O  U  l R  i - . H  c f ' - T   s   .


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