A yacht piloted by two Argentines who returned from humanitarian aid in Haiti has disappeared

For 4 days the family of Renzo Spasiano, 20, has lost contact with the young man. He had volunteered on a yacht back from Haiti, where they went to provide humanitarian assistance, to Mexico. As reported to TN.com.ar, the ship is piloted by four people: two of Argentine nationality, a Cuban and a Mexican.

“We need the Argentine Embassy in Mexico to request the SEMAR (Maritime Safety) start by looking for the ME Guadalupe, ”asked relatives. As stated, they immediately contacted the community of Carmen Beach, but so far they have not received a response from the authorities.

Spasiano was traveling with three other people: Denis Manuel Fernandez Days, a 46-year-old Cuban, Carlos Juárez, also Argentinian, 43, and Martín Vega Argaez, a 44-year-old Mexican.

According to the itinerary, the bard must have arrived in Cozumel, Mexico on September 29. The last communication took place the day before, around 11 a.m. local time. Regarding the location, the last one was detected at 1:25 p.m. in the Yucatan region.

“They brought medicine and food. It is an 83 foot yacht. They left Quintana roo, without any problem, “he said TN This Saturday Luis Spasiano, Renzo’s father. “They loaded fuel, food and started the return trip. They were supplied in the port of Jamaica, bound for Mexico, ”he said.

As described by the man, the boat had all the conditions to resolve situations in an emergency. “They wore a satellite phone and a global positioning team which beeps every 20 minutes, with the location. This is why the route could be monitored, ”he explained. “They had communication with a captain who is in Miami and they said that the weather was fine, no storms or wind, the sea was calm. Everything in optimal conditions, but after 20 minutes the positioner and communication are cut off, ”added Spasiano.

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