The Chinese Space Station in Patagonia: AnApproach from International Law
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The objective of this article is to analyze the international cooperation between Argentina and China in relation to the use of the space station built in Patagonia, within the framework of a comprehensive strategic partnership. Documentary analysis is carried out by collecting data and implementing a qualitative strategy based on induction and deduction. It is concluded that the agreements that establish the Space Station within the framework of the strategic association are “unequal treaties” of the same nature as those signed by China in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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