By Rocio Ferrel
It is incredible that the greatest disaster in the world is unfolding in the face of the inaction of world leaders, since for 18 days in large areas of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest unstopped (rather than unstoppable) fires are devouring the jungle, and a wildfire broke out in the Bolivian Amazon rainforest.
— Minister Oleachea slams Peruvian pisco producers intending to export the beverage under Chilean rules
— Chileans will never change, they will always be the envious and looting enemy of Peru.
Chile, a looting and shameless country, not content with having stolen the name pisco, which belongs only to Peru, by mid June was demanding that Peruvian producers of that beverage renounce the Appellation d’origine “pisco” if they wanted to enter Chile and take part of the international, Brussels-organised contest “Spirits Selection by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles”.
Relations between Chile and Peru are impregnated with a jargon which is to be understood through expressions that disguise concepts like “Chilean domination” and “Chilean hegemony”; among these camouflage words we find “confidence-building measures”, “mutual trust”, “integration”, “agenda for the future”, “complementation”, “Let’s look the future together”, “Chile and Peru need each other”, among other absurdities.
The glory of Colonel Francisco Bolognesi Cervantes shines forever as an example of sacrifice, honour and heroism.
November 1879. Chile has invaded Peru*. On November the 27th the Peruvian army, under the command of Colonels Andrés A. Cáceres and Francisco Bolognesi, fighting an eight-hour uphill battle, has defeated the Chilean robbers in Tarapacá but this is the victory of a retreating army. The Peruvian army, very tired from a strenuous march across the desert, engaged the Chilean terrorists in Tarapacá just with rifles--they had neither cavalry nor artillery. Once the vanquished Chilean thieves ran away, Peruvian soldiers managed to bury the Krupp guns the fleeing foe had left over--they had to bury the guns because they didn’t have any horses to tow that seized artillery.
April the 5th, 1879. Theft-oriented Chile declares war on Peru
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| Chilean soldiers looting in Lima, 1881. |
Four-year long war--robbery, murder, terrorism in the process. Territorial mutilation.
Today 132 years ago Chile declared war on Peru. This way Chile, America’s fratricidal country, seized Peru’s Tarapacá and Arica (see map). In order to achieve this goal Chile waged a murderous and destructive war, which began in 1879 and ended in 1883. In this war the invading Chilean military indulged in very serious crimes such as robbery, massive plunder, extensive murder and terrorism.
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| Sebastián Piñera |
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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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Warns MP Juvenal Ordóñez
As Chile buys more weapons, Peruvian government duped into “separate channel negotiations”
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Peruvian MP Juvenal Ordóñez, Chairman of the Subcomission to Monitor the Peruvian Case to the ICJ, angrily repudiated the intended Chilean purchase of military hardware (self-propelled howitzers, radar equipment and helicopters) in the USA and Russia for $ 275 million.
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