Mexico Refused to Transfer to the United States Nine Islands on the Rio Bravo River, Which Are Claimed by the Authorities of the US State of Texas

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Mexico has rejected Texas' claim to nine islands in the Rio Grande River, known in Mexico as the Rio Bravo, and said the international border cannot be changed by a decision of a state government. The position was set out in an official note from the Mexican Foreign Ministry. "The border between Mexico and the United States cannot be changed by a decision of a state government. Its boundaries are determined by the criteria established in an inte…

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The nation reiterated that it will maintain close vigilance over any manoeuvre in the sector and confirmed its absolute adherence to international law and bilateral understanding through diplomatic channels.

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The SRE of Mexico states that the U.S. border cannot be altered by state decisions, alluding to Texas' actions on islands of the Rio Bravo River.The 1970 Treaty of Limits defines the river's channel as a border, and the CILA is the only authority to implement this agreement, the chancellery said.

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The Mexican Foreign Ministry defended the validity of the 1970 Treaty of Limits

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“The border between Mexico and the United States cannot be changed by a state government decision,” the Mexican Foreign Ministry warned. Mexico’s Foreign Ministry rejected on Friday a statement by the state government of Texas, the United States, in which it maintains that nine islands located on the bordering Rio Bravo belong to that United States entity. ...