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Mexico Sends Two Vessels with More than 700 Tons of Aid to La Guaira

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In the International Port of La Guaira, the Bolivarian Government received two vessels with more than 700 tons of humanitarian aid from Mexico, to assist the victims and areas affected by the double earthquake of June 24. The Deputy Minister for Latin America of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Mauricio Rodríguez, was present at the arrival of the Amphibious ARM “Papaloapan” (A-411) and the multipurpose auxiliary and logi…
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The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, announced that her government is ready to support Colombia following the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that affected several regions of the country. According to reports, Mexico is preparing the deployment of the “Cali Group,” consisting of 255 military rescuers and tons of food supplies to respond to the emergency. Sheinbaum explained that the air transport of the Secretariat of National Defense (Sed…

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News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day The national government received a shipment with more than 700 tons of humanitarian aid from Mexico, destined to serve the communities impacted by the telluric movements recorded on June 24. The formal delivery took place in the Port of La Guaira, where the vice minister for Latin America, Mauricio Rodríguez, welcomed the ships ARM Papaloapan and ARM Huasteco of the Mexican Navy. The solidarit…

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In the International Port of La Guaira, the Bolivarian Government received two ships with more than 700 tons of humanitarian aid from Mexico, to attend to the victims and areas affected by the double earthquake of June 24. The vice minister for Latin America ...

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Aporrea broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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