to Buenos Aires that he was not able to do so. On 19 June, the environmentalists lift the bridge blockade and on 28 July both presidents agreed to create a binational commission CARU () in order to monitor the river pollution officially ending the dispute as a basic agreement that satisfies both societies and the two governments Tabaré Vázquez mentioned in October 2011 that he had considered the possibility of an armed conflict with Argentina over the topic, and sought support of the United States (during the presidency of George Bush) in such a case. He had interviews with Condoleezza Rice, and ordered the military commanders to stay ready. 2013 Uruguay allowed UPM to increase production at Fray Bentos mill from 1.1 million tonnes a year to 1.3 million tonnes in 2013. Argentina threatened to take Uruguay to the International Court of Justice, despite having lost its earlier case. Uruguay Senator Lucia Topolansky denied that there were plans to construct a new plant at the site. See also Argentina-Uruguay relations CELCO Foreign relations of Argentina Foreign relations of Uruguay List of International Court of Justice cases Environmental issues in Argentina Environmental issues in Uruguay References External links International Court of Justice: docket: Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay (Argentina v Uruguay) Citizens' Environmental Assembly of Gualeguaychú Greenpeace Uruguay National Environment Office (Uruguay) IFC Ombudsman Preliminary Report, Nov 2005 International Finance Corporation – Cumulative Impact Study Center for Human Rights and Environment – Paper Pulp Mills – Uruguay (links and resources) Bibliography on Water Resources and International Law Peace Palace Library Economic history of Uruguay Politics of Uruguay Pulp and paper industry International Court of Justice cases Economic history of Argentina Argentina–Uruguay relations Forestry in South America Fray Bentos Gualeguaychú, Entre Ríos Environment of Uruguay Environment of Argentina José Mujica Tabaré Vázquez