Mexico Stops Fuel Shipments to Cuba Amid US Sanctions Threat
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Mexico has halted fuel shipments to Cuba because of the threat of United States sanctions, according to a newspaper report. The decision comes as Washington warns of possible punitive measures against entities aiding Havana.
In the first half of the year, the average volume of fuel sent from Mexico to Cuba was just 900 barrels per day, the report noted. This figure reflects the reduced flow prior to the complete stoppage.
The move underscores Mexico’s response to the looming US sanctions risk, aiming to avoid potential secondary penalties.
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