Mexico is 'major provider' of oil to Cuba after Venezuela crisis: Sheinbaum

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Wednesday that her country had become a "major provider" of oil to Cuba since the United States launched its blockade against Venezuela, the island's traditional supplier.

"Clearly Mexico has become a major provider" of oil to Cuba, which relies on cut-price supplies from its allies to survive US sanctions, Sheinbaum said, but added that her country was not currently sending to Cuba "more oil than it had historically."