Warning signs appear on Mexico Beach declaring a restricted area as Mexico refuses to give trumps lobbying carchels

The President of Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum on Tuesday issued the decision to allow us to face the cartels on the soil of Mexico, a day after President Trump, he was willing to do anything that might have been what might have been what might have been what might have been what might have been what might have been what might have been what might have been what might have been the real emergence of the US.

On Monday, the men in the boat arrived on the beach in the northeast of Mexico and installed other signs that signaled to the world that the US Department of Defense was determined to be cut.

Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said late Monday that the country’s Navy had removed the signals, which appeared to be in Mexican territory. “The origin of the signs and their placement in the national territory is not clear,” said the statement in the statement.

On Tuesday, Sheinbaum said the international border and water commission, the tough body that determines the border between the two countries, was involved.

The signs, driven into the sand near where the Rio Grande enters the Gulf of Mexico, caused a stir when Witnesses said men in a boat arrived at a local beach known as Playa Bagdad and stopped them.

The signs read in English and Spanish, “Warning: Restricted Area,” and went on to explain that it was Department of Defense and declared restricted by “Mountler.” There can be no unauthorized access, photography or painting of the property.

CBS 4 News Rio Grand Valle sent a photo of one of the social media signs.

The US Embassy in Mexico shared a comment from the Pentagon on Tuesday about this incident, confirming that the contractors placing signs to mark the “national defense in the country of the III Nations” have placed signs at the mouth of the Rio Grande.

“Changes in water depth and water types have changed the perception of the offshore boundary,” the statement said. “The Government of Mexican workers removed 6 signs based on their perception of the location of the border abroad.”

The Pentagon said contractors will coordinate with the appropriate agencies to avoid future confusion. “

Mexico contacted its representative in Brownville, Texas, and then the US embassy in Mexico City. Ultimately, it was decided that contractors working for the Federal Government should put up the signs, Sheinbaum said.

“But the river changes its course, it breaks and according to the agreement you have to set the border of the whole country,” Sheinbaum said during the daily press conference on Tuesday.

This location is close to the Spacex Starbase, which sits near Boca Chica Beach on the Texas side of the upper Rio Grande.

The facility and launch site for the Spacex Rocket program are under contract with the Department of Defense and NASA, which hopes to send astronauts back to the moon and to Mars.

In June, Sheinbaum said the government was looking into contamination of the Spacex facility after metal fragments, plastic and rocket fragments were reportedly found on the Mexican side of the border after a rocket exploded during a test.

This place also corresponds to the more sensitive order of Mr. Trump rename the Gulf of Mexico Like the Gulf of America, Mexico has also declined.

Meanwhile, Sheinbaum on Tuesday also rejected Mr. Trump on military intervention in Carsels.

“It’s not going to happen,” Sheinbaum said.

“He (Trump) has raised it on various occasions or said, ‘We give you the intervention of the United States military in Mexico, whatever you need to expose the criminal groups,'” he said. “But I have always told him that we can cooperate, to help us with the information they have, but that we are working in our field, that we do not accept any intervention by the government of other countries.”

Sheinbaum said he said this to Mr. Trump and US Secretary Marco Rubio in the past and that they have understood.

“Would I call for strikes in Mexico to stop the drugs? I’m fine with it, whatever we have to do to stop the drugs,” Mr Trump said on Monday, adding that he was ‘not happy with Mexico.’