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Bolivia–Uruguay relations refers to thediplomatic relations between thePlurinational State of Bolivia and theOriental Republic of Uruguay. Both nations are members of theCairns Group,Community of Latin American and Caribbean States,Group of 77,Latin American Integration Association,Organization of American States,Organization of Ibero-American States and theUnited Nations.
Both Bolivia and Uruguay share a common history in the fact that both nations were once part of theSpanish Empire. During the Spanish colonial period, parts of Bolivia were initially governed by theViceroyalty of Peru inLima. In 1776, Bolivia and Uruguay were governed by theViceroyalty of the Río de la Plata and administered fromBuenos Aires. Diplomatic relations between Bolivia and Uruguay were established on 1 November 1843.[1]
Both nations partake in various multilateral South American summits and have had several high-level bilateral meetings. There have been several visits by leaders of both nations, with the more recent visits being by Uruguayan PresidentJosé Mujica paying a visit toSanta Cruz de la Sierra in June 2014.[2] In February 2015, Bolivian PresidentEvo Morales paid a visit toMontevideo.[3]
Both nations have signed over 120 bilateral agreements throughout their histories with a few being an Agreement for Economic Cooperation (2004); Agreement for the use of Uruguayan ports by Bolivia (2015); and an Agreement in Technical and Scientific Cooperation (2018).[4][3]
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