Mexico’s President Issues Heartfelt Statement After Two Sailors Die in Brooklyn Bridge Crash

The ship had visited Portugal, Iceland, Germany, and Jamaica before reaching New York — its third official port of call.

It had been docked at Pier 17 in Lower Manhattan, welcoming visitors with mariachi music and ceremonial displays in recent days.

Following the collision, the vessel has been anchored near the Manhattan Bridge, and the remainder of its voyage is currently suspended.


🕊 A City and Nation in Mourning

The tragic accident has cast a shadow over what was meant to be a celebration of unity between the U.S. and Mexico.

Crowds gathered at the scene, applauding emergency crews and placing flowers near the riverfront.

As investigations continue and more details emerge, the Mexican Navy has pledged transparency.

Vowing to support every family affected and to understand exactly how this ceremonial entry turned catastrophic.

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