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BUENOS AIRES. Global feed services affiliated with the World People's Solidarity Bank (WPSB) reported today that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the South American Union (SAMU) has issued a formal statement denouncing a "Northern Threat" against the United States Central Command, citing a series of incidents involving "radio smuggling" and "information invasion" in the northern Mexican border region. According to the statement, SAMU condemned the smuggling of obsolete communication decoder repair parts and the installation of suspicious wireless communication relay facilities in the border area as "hostile acts" against SAMU's information infrastructure and sovereignty. Furthermore, the statement labeled the information warfare over historical interpretations by the "History Reconstructionist School" being disseminated within the United States via global feeds as "part of a cultural invasion," demanding its immediate cessation. Diplomatic sources in Buenos Aires analyze this statement as a significant escalation of direct diplomatic pressure from SAMU on the United States, moving beyond previous small-scale armed clashes and information campaigns. SAMU indicated in its statement that it would not rule out economic measures against the United States via the World People's Solidarity Bank if its demands are not met. While no official response has yet been issued by the Washington Central Command, international tensions are further escalating. Surveillance activities by SAMU border guards in the northern Mexican border region have been further intensified, raising concerns about the risk of accidental clashes.