How was the long border dispute between Peru and Ecuador finally settled?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. By the Brasilia Presidential Act of 1998
- Step 1: Peru and Ecuador fought a war in 1941 and a short conflict in the Cenepa valley in 1995. Step 2. The Brasilia Presidential Act of 1998 settled the remaining border issues. Answer: The Brasilia Presidential Act of 1998. Why not the others: The 1883 and 1929 treaties concerned Chile, and the 1942 Rio Protocol left the dispute open.
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