Chile Chief Rejects Bolivia Call for Border Talks Chile's president says the U.N.'s top court should reject Bolivia's demand for talks on giving it access to the sea. In an interview with The Associated Press, President Sebastian Pinera says a court ruling in Bolivia's favor would open an international "Pandora's box" that might lead to a review of Mexico's border with the United States, or that of France with Germany. Land-locked Bolivia this past week asked the International Court of Justice in The Hague to force Chile to negotiate over Bolivia's claim to at least part of the 240-mile (400-kilometer) strip of Pacific Coast that it lost in a 19th century war. Chile argues the issue was long ago settled by treaty. Pinera spoke Saturday as he returned from a summit in Haiti.