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  • 20-10-2015
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What is the line of demarcation

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WorldCitizen WorldCitizen
  • 20-10-2015

In more general terms, a line of demarcation is a line that will be, or is likely to become a border, but is not yet one. it can be a line that is reached in a compromise in a ceasefire, but one that it not officially accepted as a border (yet).

Originally, it was drawn in 1493 and approved by the Pope to divide the World between the Spanish and the Portuguese.

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