Treaty of Valparaiso

Treaty of Valparaiso

Truce Pact between Bolivia and Chile
Signed	4 April 1884 (1884-04-04)
Location	Valparaiso, Chile
Signatories	Bolivia  Chile
Languages	Spanish
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The Treaty of Valparaiso was an agreement between Chile and Bolivia that ended the War of the Pacific. Signed on April 4, 1884,^[1] the third treaty of the war forced Bolivia to give Antofagasta to Chile.^[2]

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