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Mexico Shelves Planned Shipment of Oil to Cuba Amid US Tensions

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Mexico's state oil company has canceled a planned shipment of crude oil to Cuba due to US tensions, potentially exacerbating Cuba's energy crisis.

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Mexico’s state oil company backtracked on plans to send a much-needed shipment of crude oil to Cuba, a long-time ally of ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on January 27, 2026.
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