Madrid Spain.- A group of Cubans, who were traveling irregularly in a truck through the town of Pesquería, in the state of Nuevo León, Mexico, were detained by the municipal police this weekend.
The Caribbeans traveled in a group of 110 migrants in which they were Salvadorans and Hondurans and intended to cross the border to reach the United States.
“According to official sources, elements of the municipal Public Security Secretariat arrived at the site of a road mishap, where they interviewed the driver of a red Torton-type truck, which caught their attention after falling into contradictions,” the newspaper reported. ABC News.
The migrants were crowded in the cargo vehicle, for which the support of paramedics from the city’s Civil Protection was requested.
These people were handed over to the National Migration Institute (INM). While the driver, identified as José ‘N’, was arrested and made available to the authorities of the Attorney General’s Office.
at the end of June A group of 36 Cubans, including 12 women, were returned by air to the island from Mexico, in the 24th operation from that country so far this year.
According to the Department of Immigration and Foreign Affairs, “in compliance with the agreements to control the migratory flow between both countries” in 2022, more than 1,300 migrants have been returned to Cuba.
This one too Weekend It transpired that a group of 18 Cuban rafters who arrived in Key West, south of Florida, were detained by US authorities.
The Cubans had arrived in a handmade raft made of wood, with galvanized plates on polyfoam and with an adapted car engine.
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