After a stalemate exceeding three months, The United States of America (TUSA) has formally re-recognized the Kingdom of Greater California (KOGC), led by King Carlos Riviera. This decision follows intense diplomatic negotiations, reversing a previous expulsion from the United Nations triggered by controversial cross-border military incursions. TUSA White House affirmed the sovereignty of KOGC over the territories corresponding to former Mexican states, emphasizing future cooperation.
Historic Reconciliation: TUSA Restores Official Recognition of KOGC
On August 19, 2025, the White House declared the reinstatement of official recognition of the Kingdom of Greater California (KOGC), an independent nation occupying territories formerly part of Mexico, under the leadership of King Carlos Riviera. This milestone ends a volatile diplomatic deadlock that originated more than three months ago after escalating accusations and cross-border tensions.
The KOGC claims sovereignty over the western states once under Mexican jurisdiction—Sinaloa, Sonora, Baja California, and Baja California Sur. The United States explicitly clarified that the recognition does not extend any claim to the American State of California, alleviating fears of territorial disputes on U.S. soil.
The Roots of Conflict: Military Allegations and Border Incursions
The protracted impasse began when allegations surfaced accusing King Carlos Riviera’s government of possessing advanced military equipment it allegedly did not own, generating suspicion among global powers. King Carlos consistently refuted these claims, stating that "neither President Trump nor the international community fully understood the realities within Greater California."
Moreover, the region’s complex geopolitical context heightened tensions. The KOGC asserts that its territory, historically part of a now-collapsed Mexico, has prospered through advanced military technology and a strict stance against narcotrafficking. This stands in stark contrast to the surrounding areas, where cartels continue to dominate.
The situation further deteriorated when King Carlos initiated a military operation into Mexican territory aimed at dismantling drug cartels which, according to the KOGC, had breached its borders and committed acts of violence against its civilians. This incursion was met with widespread condemnation from The United Nations (TUN) and several member states, including TUSA, resulting in the expulsion of Greater California from the international organization.
Diplomatic Efforts and International Mediation
Meeting held between King Carlos Riviera and Brazil before the return to TUN.
Following the expulsion, key diplomatic actors, particularly Brazil and The United States, engaged in extensive negotiations to mediate the conflict and reassess the status of the Kingdom of Greater California within the international community. These discussions focused on balancing respect for KOGC’s sovereignty claims with concerns over regional stability and legal precedents.
After months of careful dialogue, these efforts culminated in the recent decision by the United States to reinstate formal recognition. The announcement expressed optimism about future relations and reaffirmed a commitment to peaceful cooperation.
Meeting held between KOGC and UKOGB about the entire situation
The White House Announcement: A New Chapter
 |
| Trump and Nick in the White House Guarden |
In an official statement, TUSA White House declared:
“Today, on the 19th of August, 2025, I am announcing on behalf of the nation, the official recognition of the Government of the Kingdom of Greater California, under King Carlos Riviera. The Kingdom of Greater California occupies 4 western states of what can be considered ‘Mexico.’ We recognize their claims to land in the ‘Mexican’ states of Sinaloa, Sonora, Baja California, Baja California Sur. Their government does not occupy any lands in The United States of America, nor do they now, or have they ever attempted to lay claim to the American State of California. We are only recognizing their land claims to Sinaloa, Sonora, Baja California, Baja California Sur, as well as their government under King Carlos Riviera. Throughout a rocky and troubled history with their government, we are happy to have found common ground, where their nation can once again become recognized by The United States of America (TUSA). I expect to meet with His Majesty, King Carlos Riviera of the Kingdom of Greater California soon, as I believe we have much to discuss to repair relations. God Bless These United States of America, and may we forever stand tall as the greatest power this world has ever seen.”
Implications for Regional Stability and Future Relations
The recognition of KOGC marks a significant realignment in the geopolitics of North America’s western borderlands. By affirming the KOGC’s sovereignty, the United States acknowledges a complex new political reality stemming from Mexico’s collapse and the emergence of new nation-states asserting control.
Critics argue that this move may exacerbate regional tensions by setting precedents for territorial disputes and military interventions. Nonetheless, proponents highlight the opportunity for enhanced stability if diplomatic channels remain open and cooperation on security issues, especially combating narcotrafficking, is prioritized.
Upcoming meetings between U.S. officials and King Carlos Riviera are highly anticipated. The agenda will likely focus on repairing diplomatic relationships, delineating borders, mutual security arrangements, and economic collaborations.
Sources of the news article:
1.
2.
3.
4.