Mexico sends the best: Humanitarian aid for the victims of Hurricane Harvey and it gives a lesson of Humanity and Love to Trump

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On this beautiful day, I want to share with you a news that has attracted much attention for the moment that the relationship between Mexico and the United States lives.

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In September 2005, Mexico sent water treatment plants, mobile kitchens and supplies for the victims; As well as food, water and medicines. During the mission they served 170 thousand meals, distributed more than 184 thousand tons of supplies and made more than 500 medical consultations.

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"Mexico don’t care if you talk bad about their country, they still have a bigger heart to help the country that apparently don’t like them" it was read on Twitter this August 28, when an inhabitant of Houston, Texas, posted pictures Of a convoy of 45 Mexican Army vehicles entering the US and the Mexican Armed Forces being received by George Bush.
It was September 2005 and Hurricane Katrina had devastated New Orleans.
But Samantha Diaz (with 29,219 retweets from her publication and almost 60,000 likes) is not the only one who has recalled rescue efforts by Mexican soldiers during Katrina.

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Samantha deleted her tweet after receiving a lot of comments and hate dms. She didn't imagine that her publication would become viral. She sent us a screenshot that she took.

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She is accompanied by Patricia, a resident of California, who posted on Twitter: "WE NEVER MUST FORGET that Mexico sent troops and support to help us after Hurricane Katrina."
In addition to Mara McEwin of NY, who tweeted that Trump has not given anything to the United States during Hurricane Katrina, "while Mexico, then and now, is helping the victims. Who is the bad man?"

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Members of the US Navy (USS Bataan) and the Mexican Navy collect the debris left by Hurricane Katrina at D'iberville Elementary School in D'iberville, Mississippi, where food and medicine were delivered to evacuees.

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Houston is practically underwater

• The cheering for Mexico comes after Mexican Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray Caso posted on his Twitter account that Mexico had offered its support to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott after last Friday's hurricane Harvey (which has been called the worst storm in Texas history) became Category 2, hit ground and caused havoc unprecedented in Houston.
  
• We have offered the US government all the help and collaboration that different Mexican government agencies can provide to address the impacts of this natural disaster, as good neighbors should always do in times of difficulty.
  -Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations.

In response, US ambassador to Mexico, Roberta Jacobson, thanked "the support and solidarity of the people of Mexico in the face of the devastating Hurricane Harvey."

But the Mexico cheers via Twitter have not been the only ones that have come from the United States, in a text published in the Washington Post, which recalls the support during Katrina, you can read: "The help sent by Mexico was nothing Strange, it was an extraordinary gesture that helped save many lives. "

And, clearly, it refers to the speech of hatred against Mexico that President Trump has pronounced since 2015, at the slightest provocation. Even now, while there is a catastrophe in the United States.
So far, the only thing the US government has said is that during a natural disaster "the US government is in contact with its neighbors and partners to share data and cooperate as necessary and appropriate." And that if at some point they require help, they will be in charge of warn.
For now, several media outlets have reported that Mexican Red Cross personnel have taken a road to Houston, Texas, to participate in the rescue efforts. Paramedics from Chihuahua, elements of the Ciudad Madero Delegation, plus the 33 volunteers who will arrive in the disaster area to work with the American Red Cross in Washington.

On its website, the Mexican Red Cross has published an account in which financial donations can be made, in which we can all collaborate so that rescue and care work is immediate and effective.

The staff of the Mexican Consulate in Houston, for its part, has served the Mexican community affected by the hurricane.
The aid coordinator of the institution in Tamaulipas, Hugo Velázquez, confirmed that at the request of the American Red Cross, said relief group was formed that will depart from Mexico City on Wednesday to Dallas.

The stay of the Mexican paramedics would be for a first period of 15 days and with the possibility of being extended by a similar period or, in its defect, would conform another equipment that would replace the first one.

Houston receives aid from Mexico after environmental contingency.

Despite Trump's aggressive policy against migrants, the Mexican government sent relief troops to Houston, Texas, a city hit by Hurricane Harvey.

The fifth city of the United States undergoes unprecedented flooding as a result of Hurricane and Mexico, sent samples of solidarity not only to Americans but also to nationals residing there.

• The aid troops are commanded by the Mexican army.
  

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Sources and images by:
http://www.excelsior.com.mx/nacional/2017/08/29/1184862
https://www.elcuartodeguerra.com/index.php/nacionales/1293-envia-mexico-tropas-de-ayuda-a-houston
http://www.huffingtonpost.com.mx/2017/08/30/mexico-envia-lo-mejor-ayuda-humanitaria-para-las-victimas-del-huracan-harvey_a_23190934/

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