Mexican rescuers honor Venezuelan bikers with new division
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Mexican rescuer Héctor Méndez, known as El Topo Mayor, established the Topos Azteca Bikers Venezuela division.
- The new division recognizes the cooperation of Venezuelan motorcyclists who transported supplies to tragedy-affected areas.
- This initiative strengthens the bond and cooperation between Mexico and Venezuela.
Héctor Méndez, the renowned Mexican rescuer known as El Topo Mayor, has officially launched the Topos Azteca Bikers Venezuela division. This move honors the significant contributions of Venezuelan motorcyclists during a past tragedy.
Méndez expressed his honor in creating the division, stating it would "magnify this country." He highlighted that the motorcyclists' crucial role in transporting supplies to affected zones during the tragedy is the reason for this recognition. This step further solidifies the camaraderie and cooperation between Mexico and Venezuela.
The announcement occurred during a press conference where Méndez was joined by members of the biker group. These motorcyclists have supported the Topos Aztecas' efforts in Venezuela since their arrival, assisting not only with personnel transport but also with moving essential supplies and evacuating affected individuals.
Méndez explained that members of this new division will wear a distinct uniform. "The shirt will be the same, it will just say Bikers Venezuela on the back. Everything else is the same. Just Bikers Venezuela, to highlight that you are motorcyclists," he said, adding, "Long live Venezuela and long live the bikers."
Originally published by El Nacional in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.