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...did not have the backing of Britain and France. He wanted to maintain good relations with Italy, which helped to render him somewhat impotent.<ref>Barros (1979) ...had the backing of neither Britain nor France and wanted to maintain good relations with Italy. That was one of the many reasons that helped to render him a so ...

...s took place in 1828, when Peru fought against Gran Colombia in the [[Gran Colombia–Peru War]].<ref name=peace>{{Cite book |title=Territorial Disputes and Their Res ...n controlled by [[Leticia, Amazonas|Leticia]] would eventually lead to a [[Colombia–Peru War|short war]] between Colombia and Peru from 1932 to 1933. The conflict o ...

The [[Colombia–Peru War|conflict with Peru in 1932]] made the Colombian Navy reappear, this tim ...ber 1941 changed things somewhat and prompted Colombia to break diplomatic relations with the [[Axis powers|Axis]] countries, but not to formally declare war. B ...

...a successful survival strategy and, because natives were engaged in credit relations, it was a relatively common practice to vanish and work for other patrons, ...nder the leadership of [[Tomás Funes]]. Another prominent example is the [[Colombia–Peru War|Colombia-Peru War]] in the 1930s, which Julio César Arana had a role ...

...Lesser conflicts included interstate wars such as the [[Colombia–Peru War|Colombia–Peru War (1932–1933)]], the [[Chaco War|Chaco War (1932–1935)]] and the [[Sa * [[Colombia–Peru War]] (September 1, 1932 – May 24, 1933) – fought between the [[Republi ...

...tic relations, so the declaration was intended to externalize the break in relations between the two countries. Although [[Juan Manuel de Rosas]] was not anti-P ...uz has claimed, to justify its policy, the government in charge of Foreign Relations of the Argentine Confederation would seize them to justify the war against ...

...afterward, in 1828 and 1829, Ecuador was in the middle of an armed [[Gran Colombia–Peru War|struggle between Peru and Gran Colombia]] over the location of their co ...ng stand against [[drug trafficking]] and [[terrorism]], and pursued close relations with the United States. His tenure was marred by bitter wrangling with othe ...

...t Army]] in Peru. Despite the Spanish capitulation, [[Peru–Spain relations|relations]] between both states would not be established until 1879.<ref>{{cite web|t The events in Bolivia led to [[Gran Colombia–Peru War|war between Peru and Colombia]], which ended with the [[Battle of Tarqu ...