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Mexico's Sheinbaum Plans Humanitarian Aid to Cuba Amid Oil Supply Discussions

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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced plans to send humanitarian aid to Cuba this week, which will include food and essential products. This initiative is part of a broader diplomatic effort to resume oil shipments to the island, which have been impacted by U.S. restrictions. Sheinbaum clarified that she did not discuss oil shipments directly with U.S. President Donald Trump, despite his claims. The Mexican government aims to uphold humanitarian support while navigating the complexities of international relations. The aid will be coordinated by the Secretariat of the Navy and aims to address immediate needs in Cuba.

Key Details: • Humanitarian aid to Cuba expected to be sent this week. • Aid will be coordinated by the Secretariat of the Navy. • Sheinbaum denies discussing oil shipments with Trump. • Mexico has become the main oil supplier to Cuba, with over $1.1 billion in shipments in the past year.

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