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Mexico agrees to send 350,000 acre-feet of water yearly to the U.S. for five years, replacing outdated treaty terms.
Mexico and the U.S. have agreed to a new water-sharing deal, with Mexico committing to deliver at least 350,000 acre-feet annually to the U.S. over five years, replacing the previous uneven distribution under the 1944 treaty.
The agreement, reached after U.S. pressure and threats of tariffs, aims to ensure more reliable water supplies for Texas farmers amid drought.
In return, the U.S. will provide Mexico with additional water from border sources.
The deal was confirmed by Mexican ministries, though the exact volume wasn’t disclosed.
It follows a phone call between President Trump and Mexican President Sheinbaum, who pledged to address existing water debt.
México acepta enviar 350.000 acres de agua al año a los EE.UU. durante cinco años, reemplazando los términos del tratado anticuado.