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foreign minister of Cuba with his country on the brink of economic collapse under intensifying

U.S. pressure and sanctions, what he said about elections and democracy coming up.

But we are going to begin with that breaking news overnight. Passengers are starting to be

removed from that cruise ship that has been the focus of that deadly

hanta virus outbreak the ship arriving overnight at the spanish island of tennarief and docked just off

the coast as health officials examine every passenger abcc's maggie raleigh is there with the

latest good morning maggie ne reigning good morning now you can see that dutch cruise ship, the MV Honda, is just anchored offshore right here.

But I want to show you guys a little bit around this area.

Look at all of the media here.

Hundreds of them have come in from all over the world.

They're tracking those 24 different nationalities on board.

It's country by country.

These passengers are being ferried off.

This morning, the luxury cruise ship at the center of the hunt of virus outbreak, now offshore

on Tenerife in the Canary Islands. The 87 passengers and 60 crew members made up of 24 different

nationalities, all receiving medical assessments and waiting in their rooms until their country

is called to disembark.

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