After days adrift, Cuban migrants rescued by Mexico navy

August 20, 2026

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After days adrift, Cuban migrants rescued by Mexico navy

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HAVANA, Cuba (AFP)—The Mexican navy told AFP Thursday it had rescued a group of Cuban migrants, including several minors, who went missing at sea last week.

The migrants set sail from the western Cuban province of Pinar del Rio on August 11, according to Cuban and US media.

Their whereabouts had been unknown since.

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