Mexico eyes sending oil after Cuba enacts major liberalization under pressure from Trump

Mexico is contemplating resuming oil shipments to Cuba in response to the Cuban government's new free-market reforms, which are partly a reaction to the economic pressure imposed by the Trump administration's oil blockade. This move could alleviate the severe economic struggles Cuba has faced since the Trump-led sanctions. The potential oil deal underscores a shift in Latin American relations as countries adapt to new economic realities and explore alternative partnerships. It highlights the broader implications of U.S. sanctions and the global reconfiguration of trade alliances.