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The Treaty of Ancon
July 24, 1920 issue

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The Treaty of Ancon, on the basis of which Chile still hopes to settle the question of Tacna and Arica now disturbing the peace of South America, was signed in 1883. The Republic of Chile on the one part, and the Republic of Peru on the other, wishing to reestablish friendly relations between the two nations, have determined to celebrate a treaty of peace and friendship, and with this object have named and appointed their plenipotentiaries. Relations of peace and friendship are reestablished between the Republics of Chile and Peru. The Republic of Peru cedes to the Republic of Chile, perpetually and unconditionally, the territory of the coast province of Tarapaca.

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TREATIES; PEACE; FRIENDSHIP; PERU -- Foreign relations; CHILE -- Foreign relations -- 1920-1970; TARAPACA (Chile : Region); SOUTH America
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