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    • Regional Convention on the Recognition of Studies, Diplomas and Degrees in Higher Education in Latin America and the Caribbean. Mexico City, 19 July 1974.1

    States Group Date of deposit of instrument Type of instrument
     Bolivia (Plurinational State of)III17/06/2005Ratification
     Brazil2III18/08/1977Ratification
     Chile3III07/01/1976Ratification
     ColombiaIII23/02/1977Ratification
     CubaIII23/02/1977Ratification
     EcuadorIII24/06/1977Ratification
     El SalvadorIII02/05/1977Ratification
     Holy See~30/11/1977Acceptance
     MexicoIII14/05/1975Ratification
     MontenegroII26/04/2007Notification of succession
     NetherlandsI06/10/1977Acceptance
     NicaraguaIII26/04/1983Ratification
     North MacedoniaII30/04/1997Notification of succession
     PanamaIII10/03/1975Ratification
     PeruIII17/02/1994Ratification
     SerbiaII11/09/2001Notification of succession
     SloveniaII05/11/1992Notification of succession
     SurinameIII10/06/1982Ratification
     Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)III07/09/1976Ratification

    1This Convention entered into force on 14 June 1975. It subsequently entered into force for each State one month after the date of deposit of that State’s instrument, except in cases of notifications of succession, where the entry into force occurred on the date on which the State assumed responsibility for conducting its international relations.

    2Brazil deposited an instrument of denunciation of the Convention on 15 January 1998. The denunciation took effect on 15 January 1999.

    3Chile deposited an instrument of denunciation of the Convention on 27 April 1987. The denunciation took effect on 27 April 1988.


       
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