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Chile does not have formal enemies, but historical tensions exist with some countries, particularly Bolivia and Peru. These tensions primarily stem from territorial disputes, notably over the Pacific War (1879-1884), which resulted in Chile gaining territory at the expense of both Bolivia and Peru. While diplomatic relations with these countries have improved in recent years, historical grievances still influence perceptions and relations.
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Which countries were considered enemies of Switzerland?
No countries are enemies of Switzerland. Switzerland is strictly neutral.
Are Peru or Chile Latin American countries?
Peru and Chile are both Latin American countries. South America, Central America, and Mexico are all considered Latin American countries.
Are chile and the US enemies?
no
Which Countries are considered the enemies of Slovenia?
Bosnia is the only one that I know of
What are Argentina's Traditional enemies?
Brazil and Chile
Is Patagonia a poor country?
Patagonia is not a country, but a region located in southern South America, shared by Argentina and Chile. Both Argentina and Chile are considered middle-income countries.
What are the only to countries in South America that Brazil does not border?
There are only two South American countries which does not share a border with Brazil. Those countries are Chile and Ecuador.
What are Chile's current allies and enemies?
mainly argentina
Why were france and england enemies in 1770?
France and England were considered enemies in 1770 due to their participation in the war for American Independence. The two countries had also fought to dominate the Americas.
What countries are around Chile?
Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru border Chile.
Which countries begin with the letters ch?
Chile, China, and Chad are countries that begin with the letters "ch."
Why is Chile considered the end of the world?
That the country is one of two representing southernmost extensions of South America is a reason why Chile is considered the end of the world. The title also may be found applied to Chile's eastern neighbor, Argentina, since both countries divide Tierra del Fuego ("Land of Fire") between each other.
