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Mexican Women Make History by Rowing Across the Atlantic Ocean

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A team of four Mexican women, known as Oceanida, has made history by becoming the first all-female crew from Mexico and Latin America to row across the Atlantic Ocean. Their journey, which lasted 45 days, aimed not only to reach the Caribbean but also to inspire more women to pursue their dreams and advocate for gender equality. The team faced extreme conditions, including waves up to six meters high and isolation, while rowing over 4,800 kilometers from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to Antigua and Barbuda. The expedition began on December 14, 2022, and concluded on January 27, 2023, highlighting the importance of female empowerment and environmental consciousness throughout their training and journey.

Key Details: • The expedition started on December 14, 2022, and ended on January 27, 2023. • The team rowed over 4,800 kilometers, facing extreme weather and physical challenges. • Oceanida aims to inspire women to pursue equal opportunities and raise awareness about ocean conservation.

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Ana Lucía ValenciaAndrea GutiérrezEugenia MéndezLucía MurielLa GomeraAntigua and BarbudaAtlantic Campaigns SL

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