The entire crew of the ship that sank in Cyprus has been arrested while authorities investigate the causes of the "biggest maritime disaster" in the country's history.

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Authorities in northern Cyprus have detained the entire eight-member crew, including the captain, following the sinking of a passenger ship off the coast on Sunday. The maritime disaster has resulted in at least eight deaths.

Turkish Cypriot Prime Minister Ünal Üstel described the incident as a tragic accident that marks the largest maritime disaster in the history of Cyprus. An official investigation into the causes of the shipwreck is currently underway.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Headline 1) Emphasizes the political framing of the disaster as historical.

Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Headline 2) Focuses on the immediate casualty toll and specific detention details.

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The entire crew of the ship that sank in Cyprus has been arrested while authorities investigate the causes of the "biggest maritime disaster" in the country's history.

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