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Volumen III - 2003 ISSN 1870-4654 EL SEPTENTRION FLUVIAL Y MARITIMO DE MEXICO EN EL DERECHO INTERNACIONAL GENERAL Juan de Dios GUTIERREZ BAYLON * This article examines the different river and maritime boundary conventions executed between Mexico and the United States of America during the last century. The author"s main thesis is that the bilateral treaties regarding hydrologic exploitation of the frontier basin, are not in accordance with general international law. The author discusses the development of international law on blight, climatic change and environmental protection, in light of what he considers to be the obsolete rules derived from the Treaty on international rivers executed with the United States. A similar effort is carried out by professor Gutierrez Baylon, when he analyzes the convention whereby both countries inaccurately delimit the continental shelf of the Mexican Gulf. The author argues that general international law must be used to correct this problem . *Profesor de derecho internacional de la Division de Estudios de Posgrado de la Facultad de Derecho de la UNAM. * Nota: Debido que la traduccion es automatica podra ser inexacta o contener errores.

El septentrión fluvial y marítimo de México en el derecho internacional general