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Veracruz mexico 

Veracruz mexico - aka Heroica Veracruz
With a city of the same name is a mexican
State ,Located in eastern Mexico, Veracruz is bordered by 7 states, which are Tamaulipas & San Luis north west ,Potosí also north west,

Hidalgo & Puebla to the west,
Oaxaca to the south, Chiapas to the south east , and Tabasco to the east ,
North East lies the gulf of Mexico.

Tuna, hogfish, amberjack, snapper, & groupe live in the waters in the gulf of mexico Which are prone to having oil spills by humans on oil tankers.

Technically they are separated by water

The USA states of Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas are considered Gulf States because they border the Gulf of Mexico.
Veracruz mexico is ran by the gulf cartel ,

Veracruz was inhabited primarily by 4 indigenous cultures.

The Huastecs and Otomis occupied the north, while the Totonacs resided in the north-center. The Olmecs ( dark skinmed peoples) one of the oldest cultures in the Americas, became dominant in the southern part of Veracruz.

colonial-era buildings, indigenous cultural influences, and regional cuisine. A major commercial fishing port, Veracruz also offers sportfishing, beaches, and water sports. Veracruzana University was founded in 1944 .

Veracruz is best known for its rich history, tropical setting, charming old town, raucous nightlife, and the biggest aquarium in Latin America.

The Aztecs once Conquered Veracruz
Before the spanish took over .
Veracruz mexico by Blu_leef January 26, 2023
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