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Trump threatens sanctions, tariffs on Mexico in water dispute

U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday threatened Mexico with sanctions and tariffs in a dispute over water sharing between the two countries, accusing Mexico of breaking an 81-year-old treaty and "stealing the water from Texas Farmers.

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Unfazed by Trump's tariff threat, Mexico hopes for a better deal

As the Trump administration has imposed tariffs on Mexico, the United States' southern neighbor hopes some exemptions could make the country's auto industry a winner in the trade war. Tobias Käufer reports from Puebla.

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Donald Trump Accuses Mexico of Stealing Water From Texas

President Donald Trump has accused Mexico of stealing water from Texas, citing a 1944 treaty. The president said on Thursday that Mexico "owes Texas 1.3 million acre-feet of water under the 1944 Water Treaty," and added that the country is "violating their Treaty obligation."

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As the World Turns on Trump, Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum Has Other Plans

The Mexican president is walking a political tightrope when it comes to her American counterpart, and she as the poll numbers ...

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Mexico free trade with US may survive as Trump spares it from new tariffs, hits rivals

President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" appeared set to end North American free trade and Mexico's privileged access to the ...

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Trump’s military border surge takes shape along U.S.-Mexico frontier

Using military hardware typically reserved for missions overseas, the Trump administration looks to send a message that the ...

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Mexico to send water to Texas amid Trump tariff threats

Mexico will facilitate an “immediate” delivery of water to farmers in Texas to help shore up resources amid President Trump’s tariff ... stipulates that Mexico City send 1.75 million acre ...

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Mexico to send water to Texas farmers as US treaty threat grows

Mexico's failure to keep up with its water deliveries has sparked a diplomatic spat with its largest trading partner.

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