The United States and Mexico are offering to send aid to Colombia after the earthquake.
Marco Rubio y Claudia Sheinbaum se solidarizan con las víctimas del sismo de 7,4 que ha dejado al menos 25 fallecidos
The first gestures of international aid for Colombia were quick to arrive after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake shook the country for four minutes this Monday, causing at least 25 deaths. US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has offered a supportive hand to the Colombian people and has assured that the Donald Trump administration is ready to send humanitarian aid.
Mexico's President, Claudia Sheinbaum, has stated that her team is in contact with the Mexican embassy in Bogotá. “Of course, all the support it requires, if necessary, for the people of Colombia, we will be there,” she indicated in her morning press conference.
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