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kodGreya [7K]
2 years ago
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How did the nations use diplomacy to live in peace

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ioda2 years ago
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La principal motivación para la creación de las Naciones Unidas, cuyos fundadores habían sufrido la devastación de dos guerras mundiales, fue evitar las generaciones venideras del flagelo de la guerra. Desde su creación, se ha pedido ayuda a la ONU tanto para que evite que las disputas concluyan en guerra, como que ayude a restaurar la paz cuando los conflictos armados ya han estallado o que promueva la paz duradera en sociedades que acaban de salir de una guerra.

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