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Mexico Sends Over 800 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Cuba

Two Mexican Navy ships delivered over 800 tons of humanitarian aid, including food and medicine, to Cuba. This mission strengthens bilateral relations and helps the Cuban population amid economic difficulties.

Mexico Sends Over 800 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Cuba

Two Mexican Navy ships carrying over 800 tons of humanitarian aid arrived in Cuba on Thursday. The vessels docked at a Cuban port with essential supplies for the population. This mission demonstrates bilateral cooperation between Mexico and Cuba during a crisis. The humanitarian aid includes food, medicine, and other necessary goods. The delivery was part of a support program aimed at alleviating the difficulties faced by the Cuban people.

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