Tratado de Paz de 1853

The Tratado de Paz de 1853 was a peace agreement between Mexico and the United States that finalized their border after conflicts and disputes. It established the definitive boundary along the Rio Grande, recognizing Texas as part of the U.S. and settling territorial differences. The treaty aimed to promote stability and cooperation between the two nations, ending ongoing disagreements over land and sovereignty. It played a crucial role in shaping the modern U.S.-Mexico border and laid the foundation for future diplomatic relations.