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Mexico met the tech giant Google on top of its label inGulf of MexicoAs the Gulf of America, a change made by US President Donald Trump by Executive Order,The President of Mexico Claudia Sybaumsaid Friday.
Sheinbaum does not give details of the case with his daily press briefing, but says Google is settled.
Mexican relations ministers who send letters to Google asking it not to set up Mexican territories as the Gulf of America.
Google does not immediately answer a request for comment.
The body of water shares borders between the United States and Mexico. Trump’s command only carries authority within US Mexico, as well as other countries and international bodies, no need to be recognized.
Mexico disputes Gulf in America should only apply to the Gulf of the United States Continental Shelf.
In February,Sheinbaum shares a letterFrom Cris Turner, Google’s vice president of government and public policy activities, declaring that Google does not changeThe policy it is designedAfter Trump declared the body of the Water in the Gulf of America.
As it stands, the Gulf appears on Google Maps as Gulf in America, as Mexican Gulf (Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America to obey all regions. “
The Gulf of Mexico brings to that name for more than 400 years. The associated press refers to it through its original name while identifying the new name Trump has chosen. The White House moved in February toBlocking APFrom a small group of journalists to cover the Trump of Oval Office or aboard Air Force one, with the air capability to cover him in east events.
The AP has started three Trump administrative officials to access the presidency events, which discuss the freedom of speaking to ask a federal judge to stop blocking its journalists.
A federal judge has ordered the White House in the last month to restore full access to AP to unlock the events of president, not to convince the government in the first speech. The judge’s decision provides emergency relief as the case continues.
This story originally shown Fortune.com
