The History of Bolivia: Every Year
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2023
- See the history of the South American republic that has dealt with disputes on all its borders.
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Music used:
"Sardana" by Kevin MacLeod
found at www.incompetech.com
Sources:
- “Boundary Treaty between Bolivia and Chile of 1866,” Completed: 8 October, 1866.
- “Boundary Treaty between Bolivia and Chile of 1874,” Completed: 6 August, 1874.
- Geographer Bureau of Intelligence and Research, 162 Argentina - Bolivia Boundary §. International Boundary Study (1977).
- Idiáquez, Eduardo. “Mapa Elemental de Bolivia.” Map. La Paz, Bolivia, 1894.
“Political History of the Bolivia-Peru Boundary.” 1916. Map. The Geographical Journal.
- Toppin, H. S. “The Diplomatic History of the Peru-Bolivia Boundary.” The Geographical Journal 47, no. 2 (1916): 81-95.
- “Treaty of Friendship, Limits, Navigation, Commerce and Extradition in the Republic of Bolivia and the Empire of Brazil,” Completed: 22 September, 1867.
- “Truce Pact between Bolivia and Chile,” Completed: 4 April, 1884.
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Since every border was disputed at some point, I show their fully claimed borders and highlight disputed areas as a compromise. I also found contradictory maps when it came to the evolution of Bolivia’s provincial borders so keep that in mind.
I'm peru
Its a great work. There are provincial borders in Bolivia that have not been defined to this day (between Cochabamba with Beni, and Oruro with Potosí)
Isn’t Acre’s west border more rounded?
De hecho muchos piensan que perdimos mucho territorio, en si la verdad no, ya que debíamos ser aún más pequeños, aún así los territorios que más dolió perder fueron el mar y el Chaco (el Chaco por que murieron en una guerra muy sangrienta), me alegro ver mi país presentado en un vídeo gracias 😊🇧🇴❤
I can’t Bolivia dropped this today
Bolivia trying to stay 5 seconds without losing territories challenge (impossible)
The skill issue nation. They at least helped Paraguay’s military record to recover.
Technically one of the main reasons peru didn’t conquered them early on was because they renamed themselves from the Peru plateau to Bolivia, aka the fact they exist is a luck bolivar exist
Lol
😂😂😂
Realmente, Bolivia no perdió tanto territorio. Todo el territorio que disputó por el norte, era de otros países, tanto de iure, como de facto, salvo Pando. La presencia boliviana en el territorio de Acre técnicamente fue una invasión de territorio peruano, al cual ni Bolivia ni Brasil consultaron para demarcar los límites.
For anyone wondering Bolivia had 90 governments on its 197 years of history, and over a 100 coup attempts (succesful and unsuccesful)
I'm sorry, 100 coup attempts? God damn
🤯🤯🤯🤯
Most stable Latin American country
it's like a government and a coup every 2 years at average. damn
Every indigenous group there trying to get more power to their ethnicity
I am a foreigner who is currently living in Bolivia. One thing that I realized is that, unlike China, Russia or other countries that have territorial disputes (e.g. Balkan), Bolivia didn't have a high population in those disputed land and they couldn't maintain an effective administration in those places. In theory they entitled a lot of land but in reality, they just had too little influence in those places, which means that it's really hard to protect it when other countries invaded it.
Yeah, the thing about the lost lands is that there isn’t a “Bolivian” population in any of them, most of them got claimed by other countries precisely because Bolivia couldn’t populate them before the others. In some of them like Acre the neighbor in question, Brazil, wasn’t even interested at first and wanted Bolivia to keep it, but the people of the land were Brazilians who rose up against the Bolivian government a bunch of times until Brazil decided to buy it.
@@cassianoneto1553 Uh... the Brazilians living there were colonists, Brazil wasn't "Not interested" in the area, they helped the colonist make a rebellion for independance so Bolivia would gave up on controlling the area and sell it to Brazil.
It should say something that back then Brazil was an empire and not a republic.
Worth mentioning that emperor himself wasn't interested into taking over those territories, local administrators where.
Empire of Brazil was quite weird with empreor being quite liberal actually but he just didn't had influence to pursue his policies.
Kinda reminds of situation during Peter the Great in Russia who did maybe like 20% of what he wanted to do but tzar had total power only on paper and oligarchs could mess him up good if he pushed his authority too much.
@@cassianoneto1553True, for example in Antofagasta (the region with access to the sea) the majority was Chilean because Chile owned the industry and Bolivia never bothered to populate it.
Makes me wonder, did Bolivia and it's government even try to populate the lands, and if they did what prevented it?
Bolivia is Hungary of Latin America
?
@@NINJA0KIt's because they both lost huge chunks of land over the years.
Hispanic america not latin america
@@JstZeldawhy? Bolivia is in both latin america and hispanic america
@@paulomelettilestrade latin america doesnt exist.
I have a Mexican friend that often jokes about Bolivia (As much as all Latin America) expecially about the fact it's landlocked. They once told me that it's reversed Venice when we were talking about that city
Como mexicano me parece mal, puesto que somos países hispanos y tenemos que estar unidos, además de que nosotros también perdimos más de la mitad de nuestro territorio.
@@abraxasee8946 cagon
@@abraxasee8946i guess he didnt really specify whether it was as a joke or actually serious, hoping it was as a joke though
@@abraxasee8946 Si tuvieramos una alianza hispana como la unión europea Bolivia no tendria problemas de Mar
@kingnooby701 it's always a joke ha
0:09 Confederation jumpscare
Real
Diego Portales: *sweating bullets*
@@heroepato Diego Portales And Manuel Bulnes*
You're not Bolivia's neighbour if you haven't stolen territory from them 🔥
Si no fuera por nuestra independencia hubiéramos sido parte de peru o argentina …
@@user-bx3sk2cw7t Peru-Bolivia might be the correct answer
No se es boliviano si no te asocias con peruanos y argentinos para atacar en conjunto a Chile. Por lo tanto, deja de llorar KK.
@@pf1402¿Que hablas roto ? Si Chile en 1879 ocupo primero litoral Boliviano sin previa declaración de guerra y luego le declaro la guerra al Perú. No sé juntaron para atacar sino para defenderse de cualquier agresión externa .
@@marcoscalderon5321 Callao Cholein.
Bolivia: Exists
Its neighbors: I want a piece of that please.
NO LE QUITARON TERRITORIOS SOLO CHILE CON ANTOFAGASTA LAS DEMAS EN DISPUTA Y SI VES EL VIDEO TE DAS CUENTA QUE SE LLEVO AL MENOS UN PEDAZO DE TERRITORIO EN DISPUTA ¿VISTE EL VIDEO SOS CIEGO O ALGO?
@@The_bolivian_nationalist pero las disputas se resolvieron con guerras, técnicamente sí le quitaron
Simon Bolivar was dictator of Boliva, Dictator of Peru, and president of Gran Colombia at the same time.
That is Habsburg level of hat wearing.
And it all fell down in just 4 years
He is the main reason peru didn’t conquer Bolivia slightly after independence (and part was Jim renaming it from Peru plateau to Bolivia)
libertador da américa
Today, it's widely accepted that Bolivar was a bloodthirsty tyrant who had irrational delusions of becoming the emperor of the American continent; but he was so mediocre and incompetent he could never achieve much. And on top of all of that, he was incredibly corrupt and spent the second half of his life bought by the English who bribed him with tons of precious metals (specially gold and silver) so in turn Bolivar made a lot of nonsensical decisions which benefited the English only while hurting Latin America such as giving Guyana Esequiba away (now claimed by Venezuela) to the English for no apparent reason and receiving nothing in return. Finally, Bolivar had delusions of grandeur and only betrayed Spain (to which he had swore eternal loyalty) and started the South American wars of independence because he wanted the throne for himself (which is why he divided Peru in half just in order to be able to create a new country bearing his name, Bolivia) ; in fact, during a banquet (he organized himself in his honor) he proposed a toast to himself, saying "to the greatest man in America. ME".
An interesting detail, after the purchase of Acre, Brazil sought to readjust all border disputes with Bolivia, and in exchange for territories on the northern border, it ceded territories on the southern border, the sad thing for Bolivia is that most of these territories were later occupied by Paraguay.
You ain't a South American country if you haven't taken land from Bolivia
Colombia, venezuela, ecuador, uruguay and suriname: This is so unfair :(
@@mappingshaman5280 venezuela: I now call Guyana as Bolivia2
The piece of puna that ended up in Argentina was given up just for Chile not to occupy it when they won the war.
you have either taken land from bolivia, taken land from gran colombia (via independence) or you are some irrelevant nation bordering brazil that nobody cares about (this includes france)
"You are not a South American country if you doesn't lose territory for Brazil"
:0 my country. Never thought I’d see it in a video here besides international conflicts/events
That's a lot of disputed territory.
Del sur si tenían derecho, pero del norte, solo Pando.
Bless Kevin MacLeod, the MVP of RUclips.
Emperor Tigerstar is pretty good too.
Amen to that
Mi país 🇧🇴❤
Es un país muy chido, soy argentino, ¿te gusta Brasil?
En la frontera con Brasil tenemos mucho contacto con ellos y se nota bastante su influencia incluso en nuestro lenguaje.
Con ríos y arroyos alrededor nunca noté la falta de mar.
With all the videos revolving around Bolivia recently, I could smell this a mile away
Ummm, all the videos are not revolving about Bolivia bro, you're just searching for them.
@@HaroldDrama no, I just remember he has made quite a few videos of the region in the past month or so
The music is nice☺️
Because they once had acces to the Pacific, Bolivia to this day maintains a navy, even though it is now landlocked. The only other landlocked country (that I know of) that does this is Mongolia.
Serbia does as well
Bolivia created its navy way after it lost its access to the sea.
Great video! The way you showed the disputed regions was very accurate as well.
Thank you for making the history of my country 🇧🇴
Latin America's L collectors.
Bolivia didnt really lose many territory: most of it's frontiers werent defined and if we compare Bolivia's map with Real Audiencia de Charcas's map (the imperial entity from which Bolivia comes) we realize that it won territory in the north and south but lost it's coastline.
Literalmente. De los territorios del norte disputados, solo tenían derecho para ocupar Pando (uti possidetis de facto)
@@adrian_2007xD Pero es que desagrada la sinvergüencería boliviana de reclamar esos territorios.
@@adrian_2007xD Perú perdió derecho a reclamar Pando nomás, debido al principio de uti possidetis de facto. La zona del Acre no fue ocupada por mucho tiempo ni por peruanos ni por bolivianos, por lo que por el principio de uti possidetis iuris seguía siendo peruana. El imperio español no se refugió en la zona del Acre mano. La zona de Madre de Dios por el derecho pertenecía y pertenece a Perú. Si ves los primeros mapas de la república de Bolivia, verás que no reclamaban todo ese territorio. El youtuber boliviano Urckari explica a detalle esto en este video: ruclips.net/video/nhkz-kL7RtY/видео.html&pp=ygUadXJja2FyaSB0ZXJyaXRvcmlvIGJvbGl2aWE%3D Hay otra página dónde muestran a detalle los mapas de Bolivia antes de la independencia y verás que los bolivianos no tenían ninguna razón para reclamar el Acre: www.hgis-indias.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=start Si te pones a investigar, te darás cuenta que Bolivia técnicamente era un estado expansionista. Todas sus reclamaciones al norte, salvo Pando, eran ilegítimas. Sobre las del sur, todas sus reclamaciones son válidas.
Exactly, clearly many did not understand the video, the territory that Bolivia inherited from the royal audience of Charcas was the smaller one in red, the territory in yellow were the disputed territories. In the end Bolivia was left with a territory larger than the initial one.
Nice video!
Hungary:
•Lost a ton of territory
•Is currently landlocked
•Formed part of Austria-Hungary
Bolivia:
•Lost a ton of territory
•Is currently landlocked
•Formed part of Peru-Bolivia Confederation
So we all agree that Bolivia is the Hungary of Latin America?
No, it is more like austria, because hungary was dead flat and had badass magyar horse archers, while bolivia is a rocky jungle mess without a history of native badass warriors.
VISTE EL VIDEO ?¿SOS CIEGO O ALGO? EL TERRITORIO AMARILLO EN DISPUTAS Y EL NARANJA ES COMO NACIO BOLIVIA TODAS FRONTERAS ESTABAN EN DISPUTAS ESO NO ES TERRITORIO PERDIDO
So you know nothing of Bolivian history or geography
Atleast Hungary was loyal to his allies, not like Bolivia
Keep going man
If you speed the music up it will sound kinda more good
Viva Bolivia la patria de mi mamá y mi familia
¿De donde eres hermano?
@@Will79464Pues de bolivia wey
Si su mamá es boliviano entonces él es boliviano
@@Will79464Argentino obvio
Bolivia and Paraguay being the punching bag of South America for 129 years straight
then paraguay beat the sh*t out of bolivia to prove themselves as 2nd last place
@@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500 Both suffered territorial losses
@@BloxxterT yup, both got beaten up but paraguay won the tiebreaker round so bolivia is now officially last place
Bolivia defeated Peru twice and Argentina once
@@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500bruh, the peace treaty of the Chaco war says "there were no winners nor losers"
The video is very good, you really represented the disputed territories very well and the territories with which Bolivia was born. What worries me is people's incomprehension hahaha they talk about Bolivia losing territory when it gained several territories that were in dispute.
They lost 90% of their claims, half of their claimed territory
@@GatoMestizo. In reality Peru lost 95% of its aspirations, Bolivia kept a large part of its territory to be just an audience, on the other hand Peru was a viceroyalty and lost almost everything and today it is almost the size of Bolivia.
one of the most underrated histories
Like how the hell is it underrated
You're joking. Right?
@@MichiFrutilla I am asking that too
1:48 very interesting, I love this videos
My real name is Emanuele
They literally lost land to ALL their neighbors. Really, how is this even possible.
Not really, search a map of the "Real Audiencia de Charcas" (which is the imperial entity from which Bolivia comes) and you'll realize that Bolivia son territorios in the North and south but lost it's coastline
@@lmn1871 Most of the territory lost was part of the "Partido de Tarija" which "decided to join Bolivia after winning their own independence and or the Republiquetas (intendencias) which decided to join the newly founded republic. So yeah that territorial was part of the Royal Audience of Charcas. The uti posidetiis iuris not only applies to the "Viceroyalties, Audiences but also to the Republiquetas and Intendencias.
TODAS EN DISPUTAS COMO ESO VA A SER TERRITORIO PERDIDO SI NUNCA TUVIMOS CONTROL CON ESAS ZONAS,BOLIVIA GANO PARTE DEL CHACO,TARIJA,EL NORTE AMAZONAS
Because most of that land wasn’t actually controlled by the Bolivian government, they were largely unpopulated lands whose claims were on paper only, Bolivia had really no way to exert control over them, so no surprise they went up for grabs for their neighbors
@@Kanadabalsam most of the new countries were unpopulated
Bolivia never dies
as a bolivian, is sad to see how much territory we lost (real)
Mano, del territorio del norte, solo tenían derecho a Pando, que ni siquiera les pertenecía y que obtuvieron por el principio de uti possidetis de facto.
Te puede tranquilizar saber que no perdieron territorio, ya que mucho de eso ni siquiera les pertenecía a ustedes 😅
@@ignacioasischeme836 Los territorios del sur si eran suyos; el del Chaco, si bien no lo habían ocupado, tenían derecho sobre él; sobre los territorios del norte, solo Pando podía ser boliviano, el resto no habían sido ocupados, pero en teoría deberían ser para el Perú, por lo que técnicamente Bolivia intentó robar territorio peruano.
@@Diegootam En el sur tenían territorios en disputa con lo que era la Confederación Argentina por ejemplo el territorio de Tarija y algunas demarcaciones territoriales. El Chaco no había ocupación efectiva de ningún lado y era una región en disputa, por lo cual no se lo podrían adjudicar como una perdida, además que Paraguay también tenía derecho sobre el y un mayor acceso al mismo. Bolivia en si no cambió demasiado el territorio si lo comparas con su autoridad predecesora la Real Audiencia de Charcas
@@ignacioasischeme836Lo sé, pero en los colegios bolivianos enseñan un mapa exageradamente grande. Encima tienen la conchudez de adjudicarse la cuenca del Purús, aún cuando supuestamente del norte les pertenecía el Acre. En unos años, probablemente agreguen a esa lista de territorios perdidos Tarapacá, Arica y Puno.
My boy Bolivia deserves a coastline, give it back!
Give them Arica
@@NoName-oz3gjArica was part of Peru
Chile: "You and what navy"
La perdieron sin luchar , esperando que su " aliado" Perú sea derrotado rápidamente y así poder reclamar parte de su territorio,por traidores se quedaron sin mar . NO LO MERECEN.
@@marcoscalderon5321 el peruano menos resentido:
Bolivia is the punching bag of South America
Bolivia 🤝 Serbia
Losing a coastline
I am going to be a nerd here but "Serbia actually never had a coastline during the 20th and 21st century, they were a part of Ottoman Empire then Yugoslavia, but they did not have any coastline during both periods, during the Ottoman era, Serbia was known as the Sanjak of Smederevo, a sanjak of the Ottoman Empire who did not have access to the ocean, then, during the Kingdom of Yugoslavia years, Serbia did not exist as a subdivision, it was also landlocked during the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia years, and during the communist Yugoslavia years, the Socialist Republic of Serbia also did not have any coastline, when it became Serbia and Montenegro, same deal. Serbia did not have a coastline during the 20th and 21st century". 🤓
@@Daniboy0826 When Serbia was an empire (1346-1371) it had access to the sea.
@@Daniboy0826 İt also Had coastline during the early aftermath of the first balkan war (even tho its occupied albanian territory but still they had coastline)
Saludos a toda Bolivia desde El Paraguay.!
Can u do history of algeria
We have great history first Algerian state was founded in 300 bc (massyli) and then numidia 202bc and there's many other like : zirids, rustamid, fatimid ،deylik of algiers, kingdom of atlava, emirate of abdl-kader, kingdom of aures , kingdom of tlemcen etc ..
Bolivia is trying to make its own Tetris theme music
Que Dios bendiga a Bolivia
Do all countries of south america?
En el corazón de Sudamérica
Pero si ese es Paraguay
@@MichiFrutilla no bro es Bolivia, porque Bolivia agrupa todos los climas y suelos de Sudamérica
@@erikportillo4660 Pero en posición geográfica no
@@MichiFrutilla también en posición geográfica amigo, el corazón no esta al centro, el centro es el ombligo
@@erikportillo4660 Si pero Paraguay es el centro
ehhhhh after the end music, my homie
Wild that they just straight up called it bolivar at first
Everybody gangsta til they weaponize the Lithium
Viva Bolivia carajo
Bolivia having sea access looks cursed in the modern day, but this is how it has been for a while
En una universidad de Perú, me enseñaron que a los bolivianos no les importaba su mar, ya que tenían las minas.
No sé que tanto les importa el mar, pero lo cierto es que "Chile nos robó el mar" es algo que nos es inculcado desde pequeños.
De pequeña no entendía como puedes robar una cosa tan grande como un mar. Como que ¿dónde lo metes? ¿cómo lo cargas?😂
Muy pequeños...
@@LuDa-lf1xd Chile no robo nada, Bolivia violo un tratado firmado entre ambos paises, y traiciono a Chile firmando un tratado secreto con Perú
Funny how every time Bolivia lost territory, military was in power.
Coincidence?
Bolivia is the Hungary of Latin America while Peru is Romania. XD
Chile is Romania. Bolivians are in trouble with Chile because Chile is stealing their maritime border. Peru would probably be Austria because Peru and Bolivia used to be united.
@@chimushin Que estás hablando
@@vicentecea1651 I say that Chile seized Bolivia's maritime borders by fighting. That's why Bolivians are angry with Chile.
@@chimushin Si, Pero Chile no es la Rumania de Sudamérica.
@@vicentecea1651Why?
what song u used?
"Sardana" by Kevin macleod
Bolivianos: el hado propicio
coronó nuestros votos y anhelo.
Es ya libre, ya libre este suelo,
ya cesó su servil condición.
Al estruendo marcial que ayer fuera
y al clamor de la guerra horroroso,
siguen hoy, en contraste armonioso,
dulces himnos de paz y de unión.
siguen hoy, en contraste armonioso,
dulces himnos de paz y de unión.
De la Patria, el alto nombre,
en glorioso esplendor conservemos.
Y en sus aras de nuevo juremos:
¡Morir antes que esclavos vivir!
¡Morir antes que esclavos vivir!
¡Morir antes que esclavos vivir!
¡Arriba Charcas!
Tengo una duda.
¿Alguna vez se nos enseña a cantar el imno de pequeños?
Creo que nunca llegué a cantar bien imno y más de una palabra me había inventado.🤔
Mi mar 🇧🇴😢
Tenemos el Amazonas 😘
Jajajaja
no way youtube recommended me the country where I live
Juan José Torres mentioner 🎉
Did you know that Bolivia was the only one who did not want independence from Spain, but Simon Bolivar forced them to have independence.
That was Perú. Bolivia at first wanted to be part of Argentina but Simón Bolívar did not allow it.
No, it was not like that, the commander of Ayacucho, Jose Antonio de Sucre, organized a referendum in Bolivia with three options.
A: join Argentina (legally it had to be Argentina)
B: join Peru (Peruvian politicians claimed the territory)
C: be an independent state (the people's favorite)
Bolivar showed his disappointment to Sucre, seeing that Bolivia did not want to join Peru, which Bolívar governed at that time. That is why the Bolivian government named their country "Republic of Bolivar", they were afraid that Bolívar would invade them (Bolivar did not even attend the proclamation of Bolivia as independent)
@@lionelsosa2302 Bolivia never wanted to be part of Argentina, I mean, in the "acta de independencia" nobody voted to be part of Argentina
@@lionelsosa2302 More people voted for Peru than for Argentina actually, and the people that voted for independence surpassed 23 times both united.
Does disputed mean they claimed and controlled it or just that they claimed it?
South american borders were very contradictory back then so it's hard to tell, but i'm pretty sure that most of them are claims
the most interesting part to me isnt the borders its the carousel of presidents lol
Se los dije!!!
Todos me llamaron loco, todos me decían que aprendiera historia !!!
¡Dejad la falopa, andalucí!
Thes is amazing, can you do Sahara war next?, the war that morooco win it
What does that pixel design have to do with Bolivia? Ai always see it when Bolivia is involved with something.
It’s the flag representing the natives.
It's the Inca flag. An empire that existed before Spain and Portugal took South America
Ayaya Bolivia 🇧🇴
Pobre Bolivia. Perdió todas sus guerras 😢
It's impossible make fun of Bolivia without the lost of territories or it's landlocked land.
PD: Hey, that's my country.
president, economy
money?
Not something you would see often
The Bolivian Navy is still out in the Pacific waiting to dock at a Bolivian naval base. 🤣🤣🤣
Poor Bolivia lost her Coastline to Chile 😢
I like how Bolivia and Paraguay just had a giant war to see who was the biggest loser in South America (the biggest loser is Bolivia)
Paraguay at least is admired because they are quite brave in every war
Bolivia quite the opposite
@@Amir.972 😂😂😂 Eso Dices Tu 😂😂😂
😂😂😂Jaja No sabes Nada DE Historia De Bolivia
Paraguay participó en 2 de las guerras más grandes de su región y ganó una de dos. K/D 50%
@@Angry_Red10 😂🤣Eso dices tu 🤣😂.
En la guerra que dices que gano paraguay , SE PUSO FIN A LA GUERRA CON UN TRATADO QUE HIZO LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Y ESTE TRATADO SE FIRMO BAJO LOS TERMINOS DE "[ NI VENCIDOS , NI VENCEDORES ] " Y ADEMAS BOLIVIA GANO LA ULTIMA BATALLA DE ESA GUERRA .
Bolivia Started Off Strong But Cuz Some Enemies,It Lost Territory And Allies Were It Is Now 😞
You have one from the Peruvian-Colombian Empire War of 1828
👏👏👏👏👏
Wasn't the Peru-Bolivian Confederation just a confederation, not a country? Have only briefly researched it
Bolivia just got bullied for 100 years
Make bolivia great again!
👍
Quasr q acabaram de vez com a Bolívia por pouco😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Did you know... that Bolivia still have disputed land with Brazil over 80 islands in the rivers?
Please share this video. Don't forget to turn on the English audio track.
#armukraineasap
0:11 If only the confederation lasted more
Слава Боливийской Империи!!!
Bolivia the poland of South America
#Marparabolivia
Restore greater bolivia
Restore your mind
@@nordicchief Someday Bolivia will take ALL COASTLINE from all the countries, unlike chile who will be UNDERWATER IN 10 YEARS. VAMOS BOLIVIA!!!!
@@Rayitolaser569 Leave that bullshit of drugs, you twisted psycho
Bolivia got absolutely dogged over the past 200 years
Today, it's widely accepted that Bolivar was a bloodthirsty tyrant who had irrational delusions of becoming the emperor of the American continent; but he was so mediocre and incompetent he could never achieve much. And on top of all of that, he was incredibly corrupt and spent the second half of his life bought by the English who bribed him with tons of precious metals (specially gold and silver) so in turn Bolivar made a lot of nonsensical decisions which benefited the English only while hurting Latin America such as giving Guyana Esequiba away (now claimed by Venezuela) to the English for no apparent reason and receiving nothing in return. Finally, Bolivar had delusions of grandeur and only betrayed Spain (to which he had swore eternal loyalty) and started the South American wars of independence because he wanted the throne for himself (which is why he divided Peru in half just in order to be able to create a new country bearing his name, Bolivia) ; in fact, during a banquet (he organized himself in his honor) he proposed a toast to himself, saying "to the greatest man in America. ME".
If only they had a coast line.
I can't really see those disputed territories
Bolivia should unite with Peru or Chile and call it a day.
Give me more South America, please.
Please Make History of Bangladesh 🇧🇩
All of orange territories were effectively occupied?
The orange ones are the departments basically like provinces and the light orange represents territories idk what you're tryna say😭
@user-dt6bm8ez7u I mean if all of those orange territories had settlers/bolivian population there or if they were just claimed
Sorry my English is pretty bad!
@AgustinCarduz they were claimed some of them didn't have a majority Bolivian population I'm pretty sure it depends on the territory
Guatemala is the best time to dispute borders with Mexico. So make the history of Guatemala
🇵🇪?
Are you even a South American country if you've never had a disputed border arear?
Bolivia loses land with all of this neighbors.
To be honest, all I know about bolivia is in Ghost Recon : Wildlands
Poor chaps
Bolivia Go From Great Power in South America to footnote in History
Los políticos de ayer y hoy son serviles desquiciados y hasta estupidos