US EditionSheinbaum Claims that Humanitarian Aid to Cuba "Continues" Despite Us Criticisms
Mexico will continue humanitarian oil aid shipments to Cuba, assessing each request individually despite U.S. criticism and recent Pemex cargo removal, President Sheinbaum said.
- On Monday, Nov. 17, 2025, Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's president, said humanitarian oil exports to Cuba will continue and be evaluated case-by-case at the National Palace, Mexico City.
- Pemex, Mexico's state-owned oil company, removed a Cuba-bound cargo earlier this month after Donald Trump announced no more oil or money would go to Cuba.
- Earlier this week, Sheinbaum stressed Mexico's decision-making authority, saying `a sovereign decision, and Pemex makes its own decisions' and exports respond `based on the requests'.
- Political figures in the U.S. denounced the stance after Trump announced earlier this month a halt to oil and money to Cuba, with Carlos Gimenez calling Sheinbaum's position a `pathetic decision'.
- Cuba has long faced shortages due to blockades, and Venezuela had been its top oil supplier, highlighting Mexico's humanitarian aid amid regional energy shifts.
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Sheinbaum leaves in the air to resume the shipment of oil to Cuba through Pemex The president assures that it will be studied to send crude through the humanitarian channel at the moment of greatest need of Havana By: Micaela Varela-El Pais While the Cubans contain in encouragement after the interruption of the shipment of oil from their main supplier, Venezuela, and after the braking of Pemex, the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, has avo…
“Humanitarian aid to Cuba, like other countries, continues, because it is humanitarian aid and Mexico has always been supportive of everyone,” said the president.
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum said that humanitarian aid to Cuba "continues" because it is a "sovereign decision" of the country and a sign of its "solidarity"
Mexico City, Jan 28 (EFE).- Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum said Wednesday that humanitarian aid to Cuba “continues” because it is a “sovereign decision” of the country and a sign of its “solidarity”, amid pressure from Washington and criticism from several U.S. congressmen to stop Mexican oil shipments to the Caribbean island. “Humanitarian aid to Cuba, like to other countries, continues because it is humanitarian aid and Mexico has always…
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