Mexico Sends More than 718 Tons of Aid to Venezuela
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Two vessels of the Mexican Navy sailed from the port of Veracruz with more than 718 tons of humanitarian aid for Venezuela.
The Government of Mexico expanded its humanitarian aid operation for Venezuela by shipping more than 718 tons of inputs on board the ships of the ARM "Papaloapan" and ARM "Huasteco", which sailed from the port of Veracruz to that country, reported the Mexican Navy on Saturday. The Secretariat of the Navy (Semar) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) reported that the deployment was carried out at the direction of President Claudia Sheinbaum …
Mexican aid was sent on ARM ships "Papaloapan" and ARM "Huasteco"
Two Mexican Navy ships departed from the port of Veracruz carrying more than 718 tons of humanitarian aid destined for Venezuela, as part of the second maritime shipment organized to address the needs created by the earthquakes that struck that country in June. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) and the Ministry of the Navy reported that the ships ARM Papaloapan and ARM Huasteco set sail on July 31st at the instruction of Mexican President Cl…
The ARM “Papaloapan” and ARM “Huasteco” ships sailed with a cargo of more than 718 tons of humanitarian aid to Venezuela. Mexican Ships take aid to Venezuela first appeared on Eleven News.
Two vessels of the Mexican Navy sailed from the port of Veracruz with more than 718 tons of humanitarian aid for Venezuela, in the second maritime shipment destined to meet needs derived from the earthquakes that affected that country in June. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) and the Secretariat of the Navy reported in a joint communiqué that the ships ‘ARM Papaloapan’ and ‘ARM Huasteco’ left on 31 July, at the instruction of President Clau…
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