Sixty times we have gone through this, and still I am not sure we really recognize the long history of these treaties, compliance and noncompliance over a long, long period of time, dating back to Ronald Reagan and the question of enforcement at that time of the treaties.
Garamendi reflects on the history and challenges of treaty compliance over decades.
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