In this interval,
Victor wanted to meet with the American delegation.
"Boss, go take a bath," Casare said as he handed over a towel.
"No need, I'm not that delicate, let's go."
He moved swiftly, leading a group into the airport's reception room, which of course could not accommodate more than a hundred people; only a few key persons were present.
As soon as Victor entered, he didn't bother with pleasantries, but got straight to the point, "How do you want to negotiate? We've shown you our demands, do you agree?"
Donald paused, his brow furrowed tightly.
Victor's demands were numerous.
These included canceling the upstream reservoir retention on the Colorado River and canceling the previous agreement the Mexican Government had signed with the United States regarding providing water resources to the United States every five years.
Not recognizing any business proxy in Mexico held by American companies during the old Mexican era.
