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The Training Ship ARM "Cuauhtémoc" of the Mexican Navy will arrive at the port of Havana this Monday, April 28, as part of its Instructional Cruise "Consolidation of Mexico's Independence 2025", marking its ninth visit to Cuban waters.
The vessel, known as the "Ambassador and Knight of the Seas," will remain docked at the Sierra Maestra Cruise Terminal until April 30, as reported by the official Cuban News Agency.
During its stay, the public will be able to visit the ship on April 28 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and on April 29 from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., providing a unique opportunity to get an up-close look at this naval gem.
According to the cited media outlet, the crew consists of 277 members, including 64 women and 213 men, who will participate in a program of activities that includes protocol visits to Cuban authorities, floral tributes at monuments to José Martí and Benito Juárez, as well as exchanges with the Granma Naval Academy.
The cruise commemorates the bicentennial of the Consolidation of Mexico's Independence (1825-2025) and includes a journey of 254 days, with stops at 22 ports in 15 countries. Havana is the second stop of the trip, after departing from Acapulco on April 6th.
The "Cuauhtémoc," regarded as a symbol of Mexican naval training, has trained over 40 generations of sailors, promoting values such as honor, duty, and patriotism, while preserving the traditions of sailing, including the use of instruments like the sextant.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Arrival of the Training Ship Cuauhtémoc in Havana
What is the Cuauhtémoc Training Ship and what is its mission in Havana?
The Cuauhtémoc Training Ship is a vessel of the Mexican Navy that is making its ninth visit to Cuba as part of its Instructional Cruise "Consolidation of Mexico’s Independence 2025." During its stay, the crew will take part in protocol and cultural activities, fostering exchange between Mexico and Cuba.
When and where can the Cuauhtémoc ship be visited in Havana?
The public will be able to visit the Cuauhtémoc on April 28 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and on April 29 from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the Sierra Maestra Cruise Terminal, providing a unique opportunity to explore this iconic vessel.
What is the significance of the Instruction Cruise "Consolidation of Mexico's Independence 2025"?
The Instructional Cruiser "Consolidation of Mexico's Independence 2025" commemorates the bicentennial of Mexico's independence and aims to enhance the training of Mexican sailors. The voyage includes stops at 22 ports in 15 countries, reinforcing the presence and honor of the Mexican Navy on an international level.
What activities will the crew of the Cuauhtémoc ship undertake in Cuba?
During their stay in Cuba, the crew of the Ship Cuauhtémoc will participate in protocol visits to Cuban authorities and will make floral tributes at monuments to historical figures such as José Martí and Benito Juárez. Additionally, exchanges will be held with the Granma Naval Academy to promote mutual understanding and cultural exchange.
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