Bolivia and Paraguay approve border demarcation after 88 years
Representatives of Paraguay and Bolivia at a meeting in La Paz approved the full demarcation of the border (construction of the state border line). — “Kommersant”) between the two countries, reports the Spanish-language newspaper La Nacion. The trial lasted 88 years.
Representatives of Paraguay and Bolivia at a meeting in La Paz approved the full demarcation of the border (construction of the state border line). — “Kommersant”) between the two countries, reports the Spanish-language newspaper La Nacion. The trial lasted 88 years.
The agreement allows to fix the border with a length of 742 km, 38 km of which passes along the rivers. In the document signed by the parties, the decision is called the culmination of a historical process that began in 1938.
The parties discussed the demarcation of the border after the end of the Chak war of 1932-1935. According to La Nacion, Bolivia and Paraguay will become the only states in South America whose borders are fully demarcated.
