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118 Members of Children's Football Teams Repatriated After Being Stranded in Colombia for Earthquake

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The last members of the ‘Pumas Baja’ children’s team left Colombia for Mexico following the earthquake that left hundreds of dead, thousands injured and missing persons.

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The last members of the ‘Pumas Baja’ children’s team left Colombia for Mexico following the earthquake that left hundreds of dead, thousands injured and missing persons.

·Mexico
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The departure of minors and their families occurred after several days of consular assistance due to the impact caused by the earthquake, which left transport interruptions, damage to infrastructure and difficulties in moving from some of the earthquake-stricken areas.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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Cd. of Mexico.- The last group of nationals of a children's football team that remained in Colombia after the earthquake recorded last August 10, left this Thursday for Mexico, according to Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco. The Secretary of Foreign Affairs reported on social networks that the group, made up of members of the Pumas Baja children's football team, traveled on a commercial flight and plans to arrive in Tijuana, Baja California, duri…

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Six Chaqueños representatives who traveled to Colombia to participate in an International Asado Competition are in a difficult situation and ask for collaboration to be able to return to Argentina. According to reports, they do not have available flights and the costs to return are excessively high, a situation that further complicates the return. The Chaqueños traveled to the Caribbean country with the aim of representing the province and Argen…

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DEBATE The last group of nationals belonging to the children's football delegations that remained in Colombia, a country that was shaken by a 7.4 magnitude earthquake last Monday, left this Thursday for Mexico, according to Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco, who highlighted the collaboration of authorities, civil society and airlines to realize the return of minors and their families. The group, made up of members of the “Pumas Baja” team, boarde…

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Mexico City. The Government of Mexico reported on Thursday that a final group of 118 members of different children’s football teams who were affected by the 7.4 magnitude earthquake last Monday was leaving Colombia. Roberto Velasco, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, noted that the last national members of the ‘Pumas Baja’ children’s team left Colombia this Thursday morning on a commercial flight and are expected to arrive in the next few hours in Ti…

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uniradiobaja.com broke the news on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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