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Foreign News
March 31, 1826
American Watchman And Delaware Advertiser
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
What is this article about?
Mexican Senate committee reports in favor of authorizing a joint military expedition with Colombia to aid Cuba's independence from Spain, based on reports from Aguila Mexicana up to 17th ult.
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MEXICO.--The editor of the National Gazette, has received the Mexican paper Aguila Mexicana down to the 17th ult. The principal topic in the Mexican capital, was the invasion of the island of Cuba by the joint forces of Mexico and Colombia. A committee of the Mexican Senate, to whom the subject had been referred, had ascertained that the Executive branch deemed it expedient or even indispensable, and the means of the Union adequate to it; and they accordingly reported to the Senate two Resolutions; one, that the Executive should be authorized to form, in conjunction with the Republic of Colombia, a military expedition to assist the inhabitants of Cuba, to achieve their independence; the other, in case of success, care should be taken to establish in the island, "a national representation upon the bases of the public law of the new Republics of America."
What sub-type of article is it?
Military Campaign
Diplomatic
Rebellion Or Revolt
What keywords are associated?
Mexico Colombia Expedition
Cuba Independence
Mexican Senate Resolutions
Joint Forces Invasion
Where did it happen?
Cuba
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Cuba
Event Date
17th Ult.
Event Details
Mexican Senate committee reports that the Executive deems it expedient to form a joint military expedition with Colombia to assist Cuba's inhabitants in achieving independence; proposes resolutions to authorize the expedition and, if successful, establish a national representation based on the public law of the new American Republics.