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Despite not being its focus, the treaty also addressed the territorial dispute between the both states. Articles 6 and 7 provided that a
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on July 10, 1829, by which a 60-day armistice was agreed, as well as the return of
Guayaquil to Gran Colombia and the suspension of the Peruvian blockade of the Pacific coast of Gran Colombia, among other agreements. Subsequently, the Peruvian and great Colombian delegates, José de Larrea y Loredo
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Peruvian possession. However, when he was dictator in Peru from 1823 to 1826, he never worked in favor of such a return even though he had the power to do so. Rather, he administered these provinces, as head of the executive branch of the Peruvian nation, appointing their governors. Even from a
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The signing of the treaty created instability in the region and did not manage to end the dispute between both states, itself complicating further with the latter dissolution of the Gran
Colombia and the creation of Ecuador.
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and Pedro Gual, met in
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