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Short Desciption: BRAZIL-ARGENTINE AGENCY FOR ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS (ABACC) ABACC Inventory of International Nonproliferation Organizations and Regimes Center for Nonproliferation Studies Last Update: 4262010 ABACC-1 BRA
Content Inside: BRAZIL-ARGENTINE AGENCY FOR ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS (ABACC) ABACC Inventory of International Nonproliferation Organizations and Regimes Center for Nonproliferation Studies Last Update: 4262010 ABACC-1 BRAZILIAN-ARGENTINE AGENCY FOR ACCOUNTING MATERIALS (ABACC) Established: Membership: Background: Accounting ACC) was established under the agreement between Argentina and Brazil for the exclusively peaceful use of nuclear energy, and signed at Guadalajara, Mexico on 18 July 1991. ABACC is responsible for the ad- ministration and application of the Common System Accounting scope safeguards system applied to all nuclear activi- ties covering all nuclear materials in both countries. Highlights of Brazilian-Argentine Cooperation: · 1980: Agreement between Brazil and Argentina on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. · 1985: Declaration of Foz de Iguassu on peaceful purposes of Argentine and Brazilian nuclear pro- grams. · 1986: Declaration of Brasilia. · 1987: Declaration of Viedma: Brazilian delegation visits Pilcaniyeu gas diffusion enrichment plant in Argentina. · 1988: Declaration of Ipero: Argentine delegation visits Aramar ultra-centrifuge enrichment plant in Brazil. · 1990: Declaration of Buenos Aires. · 1990: Second Declaration of Foz de Iguassu: basis for bilateral control. · 1991: Signature of Bilateral Agreement (July). · 1991: Entry into effect of Bilateral Agreement and the signature of Quadripartite Agreement (Decem- ber). · 1994: Signature by Argentina (January) and Brazil (May) of the Treaty of Tlatelolco. · 1994: Entry into effect of the Quadripartite Agree- ment (March). Under the Guadalajara Agreement, Argentina and Brazil undertook to use nuclear material and facilities under their jurisdiction or control exclusively for peaceful purposes; to prohibit and prevent in their territories, and to abstain from carrying out, promot- ing or authorizing, directly or indirectly, or from par- ticipating in any way in the testing, manufacture, production, or acquisition by any means of any nuc- lear weapon; and to prohibit the receipt,