The US and Mexico agreed to end a dispute over water at the border with Texas, days after President Donald Trump vowed to impose additional tariffs.
Talks between both administrations continued during the week.
The US administration says that Mexico is 865,000 acre-feet short of water delivery requirements and has accused Mexico of ongoing delivery shortfalls that have caused water shortages for farmers and ranchers in the Rio Grande Valley. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s government has insisted it has not violated the treaty, saying it has continued to make water deliveries despite a serious drought in the region.
