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U.S., Mexico strike deal to settle Rio Grande water dispute

Both governments agreed that Mexico will deliver an additional 202,000 acre-feet of water beginning the week of Dec. 15 and finalize a broader distribution plan by the end of January.

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U.S., Mexico strike deal to settle Rio Grande water dispute

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