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Bolivia and Paraguay officially declared their border demarcation after 88 years of negotiations, following a long-standing dispute that began in 1932 and resulted in significant losses for Bolivia—more than half of its former territory. The agreement was reached at the conclusion of a three-day meeting in La Paz, during which high-precision geographic techniques were used to match data with official documents. The final border segment, measuring 3.5 kilometers along the Río Negro, was also defined. This comprehensive border demarcation is the first in the history of both countries, enhancing trust and cooperation, ending a prolonged dispute, and making Paraguay and Bolivia the only two countries in South America with fully marked borders.
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