Geopolitics

Mexico Defies Washington, Continues Humanitarian Aid to Cuba Amid Pressure

By Economics Desk | January 28, 2026

Amid mounting pressure from U.S. lawmakers, Mexico doubles down on its sovereign right to deliver humanitarian aid, including oil, to Cuba—highlighting tensions over American influence in the Western Hemisphere.

In a bold reaffirmation of national sovereignty, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum declared this Wednesday that Mexico’s humanitarian aid to Cuba will continue unabated, despite fierce criticism and political pressure from Washington. As U.S. lawmakers demand an end to shipments of Mexican oil fueling the Cuban regime, Mexico stands firm in its commitment—a move that underscores the ongoing struggle for influence in America's backyard. When Sovereignty Collides with U.S. Pressure, Who Wins? The White House and several Republican congressmen, particularly those from Florida such as Carlos Giménez and María Elvira Salazar, have openly threatened repercussions against Mexico—including potential scrutiny of the...

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