Race Course, Viña del Mar.
Valparaiso Street, Viña del Mar.
Mira-Mar Beach, Viña del Mar.
Not only Chile and Peru are involved in the Tacna dispute: the question of renewed access to the sea by Bolivia lends that country a lively interest in settlement, and, in addition, every South American country is concerned in the amicable resolution of a domestic problem affecting the present credit and future peace of the continent. Nor can the nationals of overseas countries investing in or trading with the West Coast remain indifferent; when, in 1922, discussions were opened in Washington between the representatives of Chile and Peru, all friends of South America hoped for a happy result from these new and direct conversations, in a region far removed from the acute feeling of the Pacific Coast.
The whole story of the Tacna question is discussed in detail in other pages.[[1]]
[1]. Chapter VI.