Mexico weighs cutting Cuba oil exports to dodge US retaliation

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Mexico is reportedly considering halting its oil shipments to Cuba to avoid U.S. retaliation ahead of a North American trade agreement review, with Cuba’s oil supply depressed after the ouster of Maduro and Mexico now Cuba’s top supplier, a move aimed at appeasing Washington.
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- Mexico Shelves Planned Shipment of Oil to Cuba Amid US Tensions Bloomberg.com
- Republican Rep. Issues Warning To Mexican President Sheinbaum Over Oil Shipments To Cuba: 'Carefully Think Her Next Step' latintimes.com
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reaffirms solidarity with Cuba: “We will always be there” Radio Rebelde
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