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Chile and Peru have developed a new stage of tensions in international relations. Following the ruling of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) generated a scenario where none of the two countries got the desired result. More than legal failure of the agents in obtaining their maximum claiming's, the process has exhibited two results: 1) the failure of diplomacy as a tool of credible to hold negotiations in good faith, and; (2) the inability of agree conditions of accumulation and distribution of geopolitical power in South America. Thus, the International Court of Justice has become, an actor of relevance to understand the construction of a new geopolitical narrative.

El papel geopolítico de la corte internacional de justicia en America del Sur: el caso Perú – Chile (2008-2014)