Navy removes signs claiming a Mexican beach is US territory

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The Mexican Navy has removed six warning signs planted by the U.S. on Mexican territory in the border state of Tamaulipas.

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huppakee

5 months ago

Could always be worse is what I meant by that. It’s obv that it’s a bad thing they’re in charge.

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