The government of Mexico has sent more than 814 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba as part of regional support efforts.
The shipment departed from the port of Veracruz aboard vessels operated by the Secretaría de Marina. The cargo included basic food supplies and hygiene products.
Officials said the aid consisted of items such as milk, rice, beans, canned goods, cooking oil and other essential products intended to help support Cuba’s population.
Federal authorities coordinated the operation as part of Mexico’s ongoing humanitarian assistance to countries in the region during emergencies.
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