Tag: Cuba

President Sheinbaum announced new aid to Cuba and clarified that oil shipments remain under diplomatic review, distancing herself from U.S. ...

A new US executive order authorizes tariffs on countries supplying oil to Cuba, raising questions about Mexico’s exposure and regional ...

The Mexican government’s opaque handling of oil exports to Cuba highlights tensions between foreign policy discretion and domestic accountability norms.

The abrupt halt of Mexican crude exports to Cuba signals a shift in Mexico’s energy diplomacy and Pemex’s exposure to ...

A recent fuel shipment from Pemex to Cuba highlights Mexico’s regional energy diplomacy and raises questions about domestic resource allocation ...

Mexico has become Cuba’s top oil supplier under President Claudia Sheinbaum, drawing criticism from U.S. lawmakers and testing Mexico’s traditional ...

Mexico overtook Venezuela as Cuba’s main crude oil supplier in 2025, signaling a shift in regional energy dynamics and raising ...

A recent crude delivery by Pemex to Cuba highlights Mexico’s delicate position between regional solidarity and its strategic relationship with ...