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alianza militar intergubernamental entre 32 estados miembros
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La Organización del Tratado del Atlántico Norte (OTAN) es una alianza militar intergubernamental entre 32 estados miembros. Fundada tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial, la OTAN se estableció con la firma del Tratado del Atlántico Norte en 1949. La organización sirve como un sistema de seguridad colectiva y disuasión, por el cual sus miembros independientes acuerdan defenderse mutuamente de un ataque por parte de cualquier parte externa. Esto está consagrado en el Artículo 5 del tratado, que establece que un ataque armado contra el territorio de un miembro se considerará un ataque contra todos ellos.
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“The best thing for the security of Sweden and the Swedish people is to join NATO...We believe Sweden needs the formal security guarantees that come with membership in NATO.”
“Before joining NATO, each country had to establish civilian control of its army. Before joining the European Union, each adopted laws on trade, judiciary, human rights. As a result, they became democracies. This was “democracy promotion” working as it never has before or since.”
“The mutual trust that emerged with the end of the Cold War was severely shaken a few years later by NATO's decision to expand to the east. Russia had no option but to draw its own conclusions from that.”
“Yes, today we have genuine Russian weather. Yesterday we had Swedish weather. I can't understand why your weather is so terrible. Maybe it is because you are immediate neighbours of NATO.”
“Finns were reminded of the events of 1939, when the Soviet Union denied their country’s right to exist and attacked it in the Winter War. More than eighty years later, Russia’s unprovoked aggression against Ukraine did far more to sway opinion in Finland and Sweden than its questioning of their right to join NATO.”
“We’re incredibly complacent about the continuous delivery of peace and stability in our lives, and a hell of a lot of that depends on NATO... We tend to take it for granted.”
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