Delvira, officially the Federation of Delvira (Spanish: Federación de Delvira), is a country in South America occupying a small coastal strip neighboring Argentina. Delvira gained it's independence from Argentina in 1856, causing both the newly formed country and Argentina to enter a 3-year war which ended in 1859 with a decisive victory for Delvira. Upon the victory, and to end the fighting, Argentina and Delvira both signed a treaty. This treaty would state that Argentina and many other countries must recognize Delvira as it's own independent nation. Delvira has the second highest Human Development Index level and the third highest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita in purchasing power parity in Latin America. Delvira's nominal GDP is the 35th largest in the world; but when purchasi
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| - Delvira, officially the Federation of Delvira (Spanish: Federación de Delvira), is a country in South America occupying a small coastal strip neighboring Argentina. Delvira gained it's independence from Argentina in 1856, causing both the newly formed country and Argentina to enter a 3-year war which ended in 1859 with a decisive victory for Delvira. Upon the victory, and to end the fighting, Argentina and Delvira both signed a treaty. This treaty would state that Argentina and many other countries must recognize Delvira as it's own independent nation. Delvira has the second highest Human Development Index level and the third highest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita in purchasing power parity in Latin America. Delvira's nominal GDP is the 35th largest in the world; but when purchasi
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| - Delvira, officially the Federation of Delvira (Spanish: Federación de Delvira), is a country in South America occupying a small coastal strip neighboring Argentina. Delvira gained it's independence from Argentina in 1856, causing both the newly formed country and Argentina to enter a 3-year war which ended in 1859 with a decisive victory for Delvira. Upon the victory, and to end the fighting, Argentina and Delvira both signed a treaty. This treaty would state that Argentina and many other countries must recognize Delvira as it's own independent nation. Delvira has the second highest Human Development Index level and the third highest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita in purchasing power parity in Latin America. Delvira's nominal GDP is the 35th largest in the world; but when purchasing power is taken into account, its total GDP makes it the 26th largest economy in the world.
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