a guerra do chaco

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1998
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Abstract
Este artigo analisa as circunstâncias que envolveram a Guerra do Chaco, entre Paraguai e Bolívia, na primeira metade do presente século. Faz-se um estudo da evolução da situação política e econômica na região desde a Guerra da Tríplice Aliança, ressaltando também os interesses dos países vizinhos na disputa dos dois países beligerantes pela região do Chaco. Paraguai e Bolívia enfrentaram-se em torno da posse da região por motivos econômicos, sobretudo no caso do Paraguai, e por motivos estratégicos, precipuamente no caso da Bolívia que teria, com a tomada do Chaco, acesso à bacia platina e, assim, maior facilidade de escoamento para a sua produção petrolífera. A deflagração do conflito envolveu mais diretamente os interesses da Argentina e do Brasil, que tiveram importante papel no desenrolar e na conclusão da Guerra do Chaco.
This article analyses the circumstances that surrounded the Chaco War, between Paraguay and Bolivia, in the first half of the current century. It studies the evolution of the political and economic situation in the region since the War of the Triple Alliance, stressing also the interests of the neighbouring countries in the dispute of the belligerent countries over the Chaco. Paraguay and Bolivia fought each other in order to control the region guided by economic reasons, mainly for Paraguay, and strategic ones, mostly for Bolivia, which, by possessing the Chaco, would have access to the Plata Basin and easier drainage to its oil production. The deflagration of the conflict involved more directly the interests of Argentina and Brazil, two countries that played an important role in the development and in the conclusion of the Chaco War.
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Authors ;L. A. Moniz Bandeira
Journal The New England journal of medicine
Year 1998
DOI
10.1590/S0034-73291998000100008
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-73291998000100008
Keywords
bolivia paraguay

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