Bolivia lost its only coastline to Chile during an 1879-1883 war and the nation has demanded ocean access for generations. Chile, meanwhile, has a coastline that stretches 4,300 kilometers (2,675 ...

Bolivia has not always been cut off from the ocean. It lost its sliver of coastline to Chile in an 1879-1883 war and has been unhappy with the outcome ever since.

Bolivia, Chile and Colombia all have leftist governments. María Nela Prada, Bolivia’s acting foreign minister, accused Israel of “committing crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip against ...

Bolivia lost its only sea access to Chile in the 1879-1884 War of the Pacific, causing bitter relations between the two Latin American countries. In 2018, the court rejected a claim by Bolivia that ...

Chile brought the claim to the Hague-based court in 2016, arguing that Bolivia was violating international water laws by blocking the flow of the river. During hearings in April, Bolivia claimed ...

Bolivia only officially ceded its coastline to Chile in 1904 when the two nations signed the optimistic-sounding Treaty of Peace and Friendship. While the Treaty did result in the codification of ...

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Chile and Bolivia took their long-running squabble over Bolivia’s request for ocean access to the World Court on Monday, with Chilean lawyers arguing it was all settled long ago in a 1904 peace ...

Chile and Bolivia was the first friendly featuring a South American side since November 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rail line operators are re-establishing a train system to carry Bolivian exports to Chile's Pacific ports for the first time in 16 years, holding out hope of an increase in regional trade.

Bolivia faces Chile in a CONMEBOL 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos in Santiago de Chile, Chile, on Tuesday, June 8, 2021 (6/8/21).

Bolivia only officially ceded its coastline to Chile in 1904 when the two nations signed the optimistic-sounding Treaty of Peace and Friendship. While the Treaty did result in the codification of ...