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Treaty of Itaipú
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Treaty of Itaipú

Brazil-Paraguay [1973]
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  • Paraguay
    Paraguay
    / Energy

    …the terms of the 1973 Treaty of Itaipú, believing that Brazil was not paying enough for the energy it was using. Under the treaty it had been agreed that Paraguay would own one-half of the electricity generated but that it would sell its excess power exclusively to Brazil at predetermined…

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    …the terms of the 1973 Treaty of Itaipú, believing that Brazil was not paying enough for the energy it was using. Under the treaty it had been agreed that Paraguay would own one-half of the electricity generated but that it would sell its excess power exclusively to Brazil at predetermined…

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