3rd 1917 Treaty of Le Havre (World political shenanigans)

The 3rd Treaty of Le Havre was a binding treaty between Spain and Siam that ended the Siamese crisis Spain's Carlists. The results of the treaty were considered to be one of the increasing factors of tension that brought the world closer to the brink of destruction in 1939.
It was singed on April 12, 1917 by France, Portugal, Siam, Canada, Belgian, the USA and Britain. Spain refused to sign the treaty, even publicly burned the copy sent to Madrid and openly mocking Portugal's crappy economy.
The Canary islands were to be occupied by Britain and Portugal jointly for 10 years.
The Spanish Moroccan enclave of Ifni was be occupied by Britain, France and Portugal jointly for 10 years.
Spain was to apologies to Siam for needlessly killing it's ambassador during the civil war and for making racist slurs about Siamese nationals during the Carlist regimes's rule.
The Spanish Carlists were to be outlawed for 50 years.
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