00:00From the South. In Mexico, President Claudia Sheinbaum affirmed her administration's commitment to foreign sovereignty
00:05while announcing new shipments of solidarity to both Cuba and Venezuela.
00:10Speaking after demonstrations in Mexico City against the United States' blockade on Cuba,
00:16Sheinbaum emphasized that Mexico will continue sending direct material support and development across the region.
00:23The Mexican president confirmed that two Navy vessels will depart in the coming weeks,
00:27carrying relief supplies to Venezuela following the recent earthquake damage.
00:31Working alongside the International Development Agency, Amexid and National Defense Coordinators,
00:37Mexico is organizing continuous supply lines to assist both nations with essential goods and disaster recovery agents.
00:46Assistance.
00:54The sovereignty of the peoples and the support we can continue to provide to the people of Cuba.
00:59Just yesterday I spoke with Lazaro, Secretary Lazaro Cardenas, who is helping us coordinate this effort,
01:04and with the Secretary of the Navy to send another shipment of aid to the island.
01:11We've been sending aid to Venezuela. In fact, another shipment is on its way right now,
01:16organized by people who wanted to deliver supplies to Venezuela.
01:20Two ships are heading there. In the coming weeks, two ships from the Department of the Navy will sail to
01:24Venezuela
01:25and will continue sending aid to Cuba.
01:28Through Amexida, there's a great deal of collaboration with Cuba.
01:30A través de Amexida hay mucha colaboración.
01:32Amexida hay mucha colaboración.
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