Abstract
This is a general analysis of the last 20 years of regional conflicts in Latin America, as well as the means which were used to deal with them, such as the so-called extrajudicial means, not included within the framework of the Organization of American States, OAS. There are considerations about mediation, conciliation and arbitration, with emphasis on the diplomatic negociations and on the regional economic integration organization. In a opic study, there is an analysis of the arbitral clauses (compromissory closes) such as those existing in the international agreements subscribed by Brazil, which can be good indicators of how Brazil has provided for the Country's international relations.
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