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Two Cayucians with 236 People Arrive at El Hierro and Two Others Are on Rescue

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Two cayucians with 236 people arrive at El Hierro and two others are on rescue

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First disembarkation was registered about 23:30 on Tuesday, they landed 111 people about 7.4 kilometers from the island of the Canary Islands. At 01:45 more 125 people arrived.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Two small boats with 236 people on board arrived on the Spanish island of El Hierro while two others are being rescued south of the same island, the rescue authorities advanced today.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Two cayucians with 236 people arrive at El Hierro and two others are on rescue

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Eleven boats reached the Spanish archipelago of the Canary Islands between Monday evening and Tuesday, 3 November. Among the 975 persons taken care of were many Senegalese, including passengers from Saint-Louis and Ndangane. The rescue operations also took place in Tenerife and Lanzarote. According to Les Échos, which cites information transmitted by the rescue to the EFE agency, two rescue operations were still under way when the first data wer…

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Two cayucians with 236 people on board have arrived at El Hierro during the night of Tuesday to Wednesday. In addition, Salvamento Marítimo maintains an active rescue device to serve two other boats located south of the island, according to the agency to EFE.

Two cayucians with 236 people on board have arrived tonight in El Hierro and two others are on rescue at this time south of the same island, as it has

·Madrid, Spain
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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