Mexico eyes sending oil after Cuba's major liberalization
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said she is considering restarting oil shipments to Cuba, taking advantage of the Cuban government’s new free-market reforms.
TL;DR
- Mexico is considering restarting oil shipments to Cuba.
- This move is prompted by Cuba's new free-market reforms.
- Such shipments could provide economic relief to Cuba, impacted by US oil blockade policies.
- The decision could define relations between Mexico's President Sheinbaum and the US.
- Mexico plans to use commercial and private firms for oil shipments, not state-owned companies.