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Charaña — Town — Location within Bolivia
CharañaCoordinates: 17°36′S 69°27′W / 17.6°S 69.45°WCoordinates: 17°36′S 69°27′W / 17.6°S 69.45°W Country 
BoliviaDepartment La Paz Department Province Pacajes Province Municipality Charaña Municipality Foundation Government - Mayor - President Population (2001)[1] - Total 817 Time zone -4 (UTC-4) Charaña is a location in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the seat of the Charaña Municipality, the fifth municipal section of the Pacajes Province.
History
Charaña was the scene of the famous meeting between President Augusto Pinochet of Chile and Hugo Banzer on 8 February 1975 when they signed a Joint Declaration (Charaña Act), which restored diplomatic relations between the two countries which were broken since April 1962. The two countries though are still enemies.
References
La Paz Department 
Capital: La PazProvinces Abel Iturralde • Aroma • Bautista Saavedra • Caranavi • Camacho • Franz Tamayo • Gualberto Villarroel • Ingavi • Inquisivi • José Manuel Pando • Larecaja • Loayza • Los Andes • Manco Kapac • Murillo • Muñecas • Nor Yungas • Omasuyos • Pacajes • Sud Yungas
Municipalities
(and seats)Achacachi (Achacachi) • Achocalla (Achocalla) • Alto Beni (Caserío Nueve) • Ancoraimes (Ancoraimes) • Apolo (Apolo) • Aucapata (Aucapata) • Ayata (Ayata) • Ayo Ayo (Ayo Ayo) • Batallas (Batallas) • Cairoma (Cairoma) • Cajuata (Cajuata) • Calacoto (Calacoto) • Calamarca (Calamarca) • Caquiaviri (Caquiaviri) • Caranavi (Caranavi) • Catacora (Catacora) • Chacarilla (Chacarilla) • Charaña (Charaña) • Chulumani (Chulumani) • Chuma (Chuma) • Collana (Collana) • Colquencha (Colquencha) • Colquiri (Colquiri) • Comanche (Comanche) • Combaya (Combaya) • Copacabana (Copacabana) • Coripata (Coripata) • Coro Coro (Coro Coro) • Coroico (Coroico) • Curva (Curva) • Desaguadero (Desaguadero) • El Alto (El Alto) • Escoma (Escoma) • General Juan José Pérez (Charazani) • Guanay (Guanay) • Guaqui (Guaqui) • Huarina (Huarina) • Ichoca (Ichoca) • Inquisivi (Inquisivi) • Irupana (Irupana) • Ixiamas (Ixiamas) • Jesús de Machaca (Jesús de Machaca) • La Asunta (La Asunta) • La Paz (La Paz) • Laja (Laja) • Licoma Pampa (Licoma) • Luribay (Luribay) • Malla (Malla) • Mapiri (Mapiri) • Mecapaca (Mecapaca) • Mocomoco (Mocomoco) • Nazacara de Pacajes (Nazacara) • Palca (Palca) • Palos Blancos (Palos Blancos) • Papel Pampa (Papel Pampa) • Patacamaya (Patacamaya) • Pelechuco (Pelechuco) • Pucarani (Pucarani) • Puerto Acosta (Puerto Acosta) • Puerto Carabuco (Puerto Carabuco) • Puerto Pérez (Puerto Perez) • Quiabaya (Quiabaya) • Quime (Quime) • San Andrés de Machaca (San Andrés de Machaca) • San Buenaventura (San Buenaventura) • San Pedro de Curahuara (San Pedro de Curahuara de Carangas) • San Pedro de Tiquina (San Pedro de Tiquina) • Santiago de Callapa (Callapa) • Santiago de Huata (Santiago de Huata) • Santiago de Machaca (Santiago de Machaca) • Sapahaqui (Sapahaqui) • Sica Sica (Sica Sica) • Sorata (Sorata) • Tacacoma (Tacacoma) • Taraco (Taraco) • Teoponte (Teoponte) • Tiwanaku (Tiwanaku) • Tipuani (Tipuani) • Tito Yupanqui (Tito Yupanqui) • Umala (Umala) • Umanata (Umanata) • Viacha (Viacha) • Waldo Ballivián (Tumarapi) • Yaco (Yaco) • Yanacachi (Yanacachi)
Mountains Alpamayo Chico • Condoriri • Anallajsi • Ancohuma • Chachacomani • Chacaltaya • Illampu • Illimani • Huayna Potosí • MururataProtected areas Apolobamba • Cotapata • Madidi • Pilón Lajas
Categories:- Populated places in the La Paz Department, Bolivia
- La Paz Department, Bolivia geography stubs
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