Mexico’s navy locates two missing sailboats carrying humanitarian aid off coast of Cuba
Vessels carrying nine people had departed from southern Mexico and then lost contact
Mexico’s navy locates two missing sailboats carrying humanitarian aid off coast of Cuba
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2 missing boats carrying aid to Cuba have been found, Mexican navy says
Since last week, activists from several countries have left Mexican ports on vessels loaded with food and other supplies for Cuba, which faces a humanitarian crisis in the face of a U.S.-imposed fuel embargo.
Mexico’s navy searches for two missing boats involved in Cuba aid convoy
The Nuestra America Convoy said that the sailboats were led by 'experienced sailors' with access to safety equipment.
Mexico finds 2 boats lost while carrying aid to Cuba
Two sailboats had gone missing while sailing from Mexico to Havana to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Cuba. Now, Mexican officials say the vessels have been found and the crews are safe.
Sailboats carrying aid from Mexico to Cuba still missing
HAVANA/MEXICO CITY, March 27 - Two sailboats reported missing from a convoy transporting humanitarian aid from Mexico to Cuba remain unaccounted for, the U.S. Coast Guard and a spokesperson for the convoy told Reuters on Friday.
Two Cuba-bound aid ships missing after leaving Mexico
Mexico's navy launches a rescue mission for ships delivering aid to Cuba, strained by food and fuel shortages amid a US embargo.
Missing aid boats have safely reached Cuba, US confirms
Two convoy vessels that were supposed to get to Havana by Wednesday have made it to Cuba, says US Coast Guard Two sailing boats that went missing while carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba have safely reached the Caribbean island, the US Coast Guard said on Friday. Earlier in the day Cuba’s president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, had said his country would do everything it could to save the people on the two boats that disappeared while travelling to Cuba from Mexico. Continue reading...
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