Barbados Free Press posts a follow-up to an earlier entry concerning the boat found adrift off the Barbados coast containing the corpses of 11 men. It would appear the men were en route from Senegal to the Cape Verde islands.
- Countries:
- Cape Verde, Senegal, Barbados
- Topics:
- Diaspora
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