Chilean diplomats--dignified mob
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| Chilean soldiers burning a house after looting, Lima, 1881 |
Robbery-intoxicated Chile says it respects international law
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| ...................Carolina Tohá |
In an outrageous show of shamelessness, Carolina Tohá, Chile’s Minister Secretary General of Government, has said yesterday: “Chile has a history of unconditional respect for international law”.
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The unequal 1879-1883 war that Chile unleashed against Bolivia and Peru was aimed at seizing lands of two impoverished, ill-armed countries.
To uninformed people, especially those who are not Peruvians or Bolivians, Chilean propaganda attempts to present Chile as a country that in 1879 invaded Bolivia and next Peru in an act of self-defence. Chileans have come to the realisation that they cannot deny that they attacked Bolivia and Peru in order to seize its neighbours’ territories. They cannot hide the fact that they had in advance purchased state-of-the-art weaponry, well beyond their normal defence needs.
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Maritime delimitation Peru-Chile
How to stop further Chilean robbery
At the end of the War of the Pacific (1879-1883), the vanquished countries, Bolivia and Peru were coerced, under Chilean military occupation, into signing peace treaties thereby they relinquished sovereignty of coastal provinces to Chile1.
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Theft-oriented Chile declares war on Peru on April the 5th, 1879
Four-year long war--robbery, murder, terrorism in the process. Territorial mutilation.
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| Chilean soldiers looting in Lima, 1881. |
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