After the military occupation in Argentina, Brazil decides to withdraw its troops unilaterally by signing a NAP. It is argued that the main objectives for the beginning of the conflict have been completed: With Chile weaker and Brazil with a military occupation in Antofagasta, a new military occupation is now unnecessary.

The understanding was celebrated on the Argentine side. The official propaganda of the country understood it as a withdrawal and defeat of a regional power. However, experts understand that the political objectives have already been completed:

There is no need to maintain an undetermined occupation. Chile is already weakened by the wars of the United States in its regions and there is an incorporation of a Chilean territory by Brazil. Brazil has won, in a way, because it has fulfilled its intended goal.

Maintaining the occupation would be to take money from tax payers and drain the national economy into something totally counterproductive.

Despite the situation reported, some Brazilians believe that the government should charge the war spoils on the Argentine side and that Antofagasta would not be enough to stop the Chilean imperialist saña.

The effects of NAP and possible reaction of Argentine and Chilean leaders to Brazilian self-defense will only tell time. However, the development of global events suggests that the conflict may be far from over.

English:

Following the military occupation of Argentina, Brazil has decided to unilaterally withdraw its troops and sign a NAP.

The argument is that the main objectives that led to the beginning of the conflict have already been raised. With Chile weakened and Brazil maintaining a military occupation in Antofagasta, a new military occupation is considered unnecessary at this time.

The agreement was celebrated on the Argentine side. The country's official propaganda portrayed it as the withdrawal and defense of a regional power. However, experts argue that Brazil's political objectives had already been achieved:

There is no need to maintain an occupation indefinitely. Chile has already been welcomed by the wars being felt by the United States in its regions, and Brazil has incorporated Chilean territory. Brazil has, in a sense, won, because it has achieved the objective it set out to accomplish.

Maintaining the occupation would simply draw taxpayers' money and weaken the national economy for something entirely counterproductive.

Spit this situation, some Brazilians believe that the government should demand war repairs from the Argentine side, arguing that Antofagasta allone would not be enough to stop Chile's imperialist ambitions.

As for the effects of the NAP and any potential reaction from Argentine and Chilean leaders to Brazil's self-defense, only time will tell. However, the unfollowing of global events suggests that the conflict may be far from over.