Peru entered the U.S. Army without a treaty or binding obligations, says the Chancellor: What do you need to define?
Peru's entry into the U.S. Army did not involve the signing of an international treaty or the acceptance of binding commitments, and Chancellor Carlos Espa was assured that the end of the Senate on Wednesday 16 September would be completed.
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