They spotted flares in the area where the yacht was lost with Argentines on board

As the days go by without knowing where the ship is lost touch in the caribbean sea, we learn that other navigators manage to see from afar the lightning of the sparklers, on the waters of the Yucatan Canal, right at the entrance to the Gulf of Mexico. The event fueled hopes of reuniting the lost Argentines.

“It could be them. Match the location“, said Martín Juárez, brother of Carlos juarez, one of the missing, in dialogue with the media in Mendoza. The family hopes this will add opportunities for resuming research.

“In Mexico, they stopped actively looking for them (…) only if the ships that go there on the high seas can see them, the alarm is activated again and they are looking for him again on a plane, ”he added. They fear that as the days go by, a drifting boat without an engine will change course and lose its tracking point.

The yacht MOI Guadalupe disappeared on September 28 last, when I was traveling from Jamaica to Puerto Aventuras, Mexico. They had just come from a humanitarian aid trip to Haiti. On board were Carlos Juárez, the owner of the ship, and another Argentinian, Renzo Spasiano, 20 years old, next to the Mexican Martín Vega Argáez, 44 years old, and the Cuban Denis Manuel Fernandez Diaz, from 46.

They activated a fundraiser to buy dollars and finance flight hours which requires a new aerial review.