Mexico plans aid for Puerto Rico after Hurricane MariaMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Suffering itself after two major earthquakes last month, Mexico plans to send aid including water and electricity experts to Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory reeling from the devastation of Hurricane Maria. The gesture, announced by the Mexican government on Wednesday, follows an awkward series of exchanges between Mexico and the United States over emergency aid in recent weeks. Mexico plans to send some 30 tons of bottled water, mosquito repellent and specialists in power generation, transmission and distribution from the state power utility, Mexico s foreign ministry said in a statement. The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) team would work to mitigate the damage and assist in restoring power supply after Maria, the ministry said. The strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in nearly 90 years, Maria caused at least 34 deaths and inflicted widespread damage to homes and infrastructure, including wiping out power across the Caribbean island. Mexico has had strained relations with its northern neighbor since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January, promising to build a wall along the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs.  Mexico had planned to send material assistance to the United States after Hurricane Harvey, which hit Texas in late August, but later withdrew the offer after the first of the two quakes struck southern Mexico in early September. Trump was criticized in Mexico for the time he took to offer condolences to his Mexican counterpart, Enrique Pena Nieto, over the first quake, which killed at least 98 people. The U.S. president later said he had been unable to reach Pena Nieto because of poor cellphone reception. Ironically, after Maria struck Puerto Rico, the local cellphone operator of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim proved more reliable than some U.S. competitors during the early days of the communications outage across the island of 3.4 million people. worldnews
mexico plans aid puerto rico hurricane mariamexico city reuters suffering two major earthquakes last month mexico plans send aid including water electricity experts puerto rico territory reeling devastation hurricane maria the gesture announced mexican government wednesday follows awkward series exchanges mexico united states emergency aid recent weeks mexico plans send tons bottled water mosquito repelled specialists power generation transmission distribution state power utility mexico foreign ministry said statement the federal electricity commission cfe team would work mitigate damage assist restoring power supply maria ministry said the strongest hurricane hit puerto rico nearly years maria caused least deaths inflicted widespread damage homes infrastructure including wiping power across caribbean island mexico strained relations northern neighbor since president donald trump took office january promising build wall along southern border keep illegal immigrants drugs mexico planned send material assistance united states hurricane harvey hit texas late august later withdrew offer first two quake struck southern mexico early september trump criticized mexico time took offer condolences mexican counterpart enrique pena niet first quake killed least people the president later said unable reach pena niet poor cellphone reception ironically maria struck puerto rico local cellphone operator mexican billionaire carlos slim proved reliable competitors early days communications outage across island million people worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Mexico plans aid for Puerto Rico after Hurricane MariaMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Suffering itself after two major earthquakes last month, Mexico plans to send aid including water and electricity experts to Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory reeling from the devastation of Hurricane Maria. The gesture, announced by the Mexican government on Wednesday, follows an awkward series of exchanges between Mexico and the United States over emergency aid in recent weeks. Mexico plans to send some 30 tons of bottled water, mosquito repellent and specialists in power generation, transmission and distribution from the state power utility, Mexico s foreign ministry said in a statement. The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) team would work to mitigate the damage and assist in restoring power supply after Maria, the ministry said. The strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in nearly 90 years, Maria caused at least 34 deaths and inflicted widespread damage to homes and infrastructure, including wiping out power across the Caribbean island. Mexico has had strained relations with its northern neighbor since U.S. President Donald Trump took office in January, promising to build a wall along the U.S. southern border to keep out illegal immigrants and drugs.  Mexico had planned to send material assistance to the United States after Hurricane Harvey, which hit Texas in late August, but later withdrew the offer after the first of the two quakes struck southern Mexico in early September. Trump was criticized in Mexico for the time he took to offer condolences to his Mexican counterpart, Enrique Pena Nieto, over the first quake, which killed at least 98 people. The U.S. president later said he had been unable to reach Pena Nieto because of poor cellphone reception. Ironically, after Maria struck Puerto Rico, the local cellphone operator of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim proved more reliable than some U.S. competitors during the early days of the communications outage across the island of 3.4 million people. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: mexico plans aid puerto rico hurricane mariamexico city reuters suffering two major earthquakes last month mexico plans send aid including water electricity experts puerto rico territory reeling devastation hurricane maria the gesture announced mexican government wednesday follows awkward series exchanges mexico united states emergency aid recent weeks mexico plans send tons bottled water mosquito repelled specialists power generation transmission distribution state power utility mexico foreign ministry said statement the federal electricity commission cfe team would work mitigate damage assist restoring power supply maria ministry said the strongest hurricane hit puerto rico nearly years maria caused least deaths inflicted widespread damage homes infrastructure including wiping power across caribbean island mexico strained relations northern neighbor since president donald trump took office january promising build wall along southern border keep illegal immigrants drugs mexico planned send material assistance united states hurricane harvey hit texas late august later withdrew offer first two quake struck southern mexico early september trump criticized mexico time took offer condolences mexican counterpart enrique pena niet first quake killed least people the president later said unable reach pena niet poor cellphone reception ironically maria struck puerto rico local cellphone operator mexican billionaire carlos slim proved reliable competitors early days communications outage across island million people worldnews