México descarta impacto por acuerdo con EEUU para enviarle 249 millones de metros cúbicos de agua – Chicago Tribune
Associated Press
CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — President Claudia Sheinbaum said the recent report with the United States over the entry of 249 million cubic meters of water could affect Mexico and said the accumulation of Mexican debt from border cities depends on the water cycle.
Sheinbaum also reacted to the concerns that have generated the fact that the Mexican and American authorities have materialized the past to remedy the water deficit, which has generated in Washington a period of approximately 246 million cubic meters.
Mexico is obligated by the 1944 treaty to send Texas 430 million cubic meters (350,000 pie acres) of water per year or approximately 2,150 million cubic meters (1.75 million pie acres) in five years east of the common border (the river). Well done).
The United States, as a substitute, for Mexico has more water from other sources located further west (the Colorado River and Tijuana River points).
“We do not feel that we are more involved in the work that we have done, or even that we agree with water that does not affect human consumption or agriculture in Mexico,” Sheinbaum said during his matutina conference in reference to the new fact that on this day, after President Donald Trump was warned, 5% aranceles in Mexico will not be paid with your obligations to send water to Texas.
We also informed the present day in a statement indicating that Mexico intends to release the United States of 249 million cubic meters of water starting December 15 to remedy the “exceptional deficit of the previous water cycle.”
The writing indicates that Washington and Mexico are in negotiations and that they intend to finalize the plan by January 31 of next year.
Sheinbaum said Mexico did not need to fulfill its obligations and insisted that “it didn’t have enough.”
The president indicated that she was maintaining conversations on the subject and added that “it comes from the quantity of water that is in the period of water that can be solvent, which is not done between the previous five years of production of the suite”.
In April, Trump also threatened to impose sanctions and sanctions if he did not deal with the water inflows in Texas. In this opportunity, Mexico compromised in May to October to send to the United States between 400 and 518 million cubic meters of water to complete the bilateral treaty and alleviate the difficulties that generate friction between the two governments.
