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Will an independent Texas maintain embassies in other countries?

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A brass plaque reading 'Embassy of the Independent Republic of Texas' on a brick wall.
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Texas will operate in the same manner as other independent, self-governing nations. We will have our own ambassadors, embassies, trade missions, and consulates around the world.

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