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🚨🇲🇽 UPDATE: Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum explains why her government continues sending oil to Cuba, even under U.S. pressure. "If Mexico can help create better conditions for Cuba," she says, "we will always be there." Follow: RTSG News

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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum is warning that Trump’s threat to impose additional tariffs on countries sending oil to Cuba could trigger a humanitarian crisis. She also said Mexico will continue to offer Cuba humanitarian support.
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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum is warning that Trump’s threat to impose additional tariffs on countries sending oil to Cuba could trigger a humanitarian crisis. She also said Mexico will continue to offer Cuba humanitarian support.

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President Claudia Sheinbaum says the decision on whether Mexico sends oil to Cuba remains a matter of national sovereignty. Her remarks come in response to international media reports claiming shipments had been suspended due to pressure from the United States. #Mexico #Cuba
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President Claudia Sheinbaum says the decision on whether Mexico sends oil to Cuba remains a matter of national sovereignty. Her remarks come in response to international media reports claiming shipments had been suspended due to pressure from the United States. #Mexico #Cuba

Belly of the Beast

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Mexico President Sheinbaum confirms the US Supreme Court wiped out the sanctions threat against Mexico for shipping oil to Cuba. Asked if shipments will resume — she smiles. "We will keep you posted." 👀
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Mexico President Sheinbaum confirms the US Supreme Court wiped out the sanctions threat against Mexico for shipping oil to Cuba. Asked if shipments will resume — she smiles. "We will keep you posted." 👀

COMBATE |🇵🇷

85,282 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

🚨In the United States Congress, we are deeply disturbed by #Mexico’s pathetic subsidies to the narcoterrorist dictatorship in #Cuba. Instead of gifting free oil to a regime in decline, that oil could be better used to benefit the Mexican people! As we renegotiate the USMCA Free Trade Agreement, we are demanding President Claudia Sheinbaum government to halt these free oil shipments. We want to be good allies with our friends in Mexico, but if this disturbing trend continues, my colleagues & I have no issues in enforcing severe consequences against the Mexican government! 🇺🇸🇲🇽🇨🇺
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🚨In the United States Congress, we are deeply disturbed by #Mexico’s pathetic subsidies to the narcoterrorist dictatorship in #Cuba. Instead of gifting free oil to a regime in decline, that oil could be better used to benefit the Mexican people! As we renegotiate the USMCA Free Trade Agreement, we are demanding President Claudia Sheinbaum government to halt these free oil shipments. We want to be good allies with our friends in Mexico, but if this disturbing trend continues, my colleagues & I have no issues in enforcing severe consequences against the Mexican government! 🇺🇸🇲🇽🇨🇺

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851,295 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🇲🇽 Mexico’s Sheinbaum says fuel shipments to Cuba under review President Claudia Sheinbaum said oil shipments to Cuba remain paused, but her government is “exploring different possibilities” to resume them while avoiding “any negative impact” on Mexico’s economy. She stressed it is important to get supplies to the island. 👉No details were provided on timing or scale of a potential resumption. ➤ After a U.S. blockade disrupted Venezuelan exports in late 2025, Mexico became Cuba’s top crude supplier, providing about 44% of imports (~12,000 b/d). ➤ Mexico’s last confirmed shipment was January 9, with deliveries effectively halted later that month under U.S. pressure. ➤ Since taking office in October 2024, Sheinbaum’s administration has reportedly tripled shipments compared to her predecessor. 🎥Below, her at the daily press conference today:
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🇲🇽 Mexico’s Sheinbaum says fuel shipments to Cuba under review President Claudia Sheinbaum said oil shipments to Cuba remain paused, but her government is “exploring different possibilities” to resume them while avoiding “any negative impact” on Mexico’s economy. She stressed it is important to get supplies to the island. 👉No details were provided on timing or scale of a potential resumption. ➤ After a U.S. blockade disrupted Venezuelan exports in late 2025, Mexico became Cuba’s top crude supplier, providing about 44% of imports (~12,000 b/d). ➤ Mexico’s last confirmed shipment was January 9, with deliveries effectively halted later that month under U.S. pressure. ➤ Since taking office in October 2024, Sheinbaum’s administration has reportedly tripled shipments compared to her predecessor. 🎥Below, her at the daily press conference today:

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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaumn on Cuba: “We will continue sending humanitarian aid, food and other assistance that the Cuban people need… For now, we will not send fuel. We do not agree with imposing tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba… We believe in the self-determination of peoples… There must be no interference or intervention by anyone else.”
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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaumn on Cuba: “We will continue sending humanitarian aid, food and other assistance that the Cuban people need… For now, we will not send fuel. We do not agree with imposing tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba… We believe in the self-determination of peoples… There must be no interference or intervention by anyone else.”

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🚨 While the U.S. blockade starves Cuba, Mexico is showing what real solidarity looks like. President Claudia Sheinbaum just announced a new humanitarian aid ship sailing to Cuba today - Mexico’s 5th this year. Over 3,000 tons of food and medicine already delivered. No empty words. Just action. Neighbors helping neighbors. 🇲🇽🇨🇺
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🚨 While the U.S. blockade starves Cuba, Mexico is showing what real solidarity looks like. President Claudia Sheinbaum just announced a new humanitarian aid ship sailing to Cuba today - Mexico’s 5th this year. Over 3,000 tons of food and medicine already delivered. No empty words. Just action. Neighbors helping neighbors. 🇲🇽🇨🇺

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Mexico confirms oil shipments to Cuba are currently stopped under US pressure — but President Sheinbaum says Mexico is taking "all diplomatic actions" to resume them "It is very unjust. You cannot strangle a people like this. They don't have fuel for hospitals, for schools."
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Mexico confirms oil shipments to Cuba are currently stopped under US pressure — but President Sheinbaum says Mexico is taking "all diplomatic actions" to resume them "It is very unjust. You cannot strangle a people like this. They don't have fuel for hospitals, for schools."

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🇨🇺🇲🇽“We are going to help the people of Cuba, as we have always.” Mexico sent over 800 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba on Sunday and has pledged that the aid will continue. In her daily press conference on Monday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum affirmed that the aid shipment is part of the historic solidarity of the Mexican people with the Cuban people. President Sheinbaum also condemned Trump's executive order which imposes sanctions on countries that sell oil to Cuba. “Because you can’t strangle a people like that.” President Sheinbaum stressed that all diplomatic resources are being taken to try to avoid sanctions and resume oil shipments to the island.
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🇨🇺🇲🇽“We are going to help the people of Cuba, as we have always.” Mexico sent over 800 tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba on Sunday and has pledged that the aid will continue. In her daily press conference on Monday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum affirmed that the aid shipment is part of the historic solidarity of the Mexican people with the Cuban people. President Sheinbaum also condemned Trump's executive order which imposes sanctions on countries that sell oil to Cuba. “Because you can’t strangle a people like that.” President Sheinbaum stressed that all diplomatic resources are being taken to try to avoid sanctions and resume oil shipments to the island.

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🚨 BOOM: After his Cuba trip, Nick Shirley says it'll be EASY for President Trump to take over the communist nation "Their main supplier of oil was Venezuela and Mexico. Trump said if Mexico were to give them oil, then they're going to impose more tariffs." "So Mexico is scared off. They're not giving them oil. Venezuela, they're not giving them oil either." "The United States is currently squeezing all the oil and gas out of Cuba, and it will not be hard for them to take it over in my opinion." — Nick shirley Cuba is next 🇺🇸🇨🇺 Patrick Bet-David
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🚨 BOOM: After his Cuba trip, Nick Shirley says it'll be EASY for President Trump to take over the communist nation "Their main supplier of oil was Venezuela and Mexico. Trump said if Mexico were to give them oil, then they're going to impose more tariffs." "So Mexico is scared off. They're not giving them oil. Venezuela, they're not giving them oil either." "The United States is currently squeezing all the oil and gas out of Cuba, and it will not be hard for them to take it over in my opinion." — Nick shirley Cuba is next 🇺🇸🇨🇺 Patrick Bet-David

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🚨Update: President TRUMP threatens to attack the Narco Terrorist in Mexico with ground forces if President Claudia Sheinbaum does not do her job: “If you're not going to do the job… We Will Do IT!” 🇺🇸
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🚨Update: President TRUMP threatens to attack the Narco Terrorist in Mexico with ground forces if President Claudia Sheinbaum does not do her job: “If you're not going to do the job… We Will Do IT!” 🇺🇸

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Reporter: Why was the administration ok with Russia sending that oil to Cuba and not other nations? Leavitt: It was a decision that will continue to be made on a case-by-case basis for humanitarian and other reasons. Reporter: Mexico is exploring different ways to restart shipments to Cuba. Is the admin ok with that? Leavitt: We reserve the right to seize vessels if it is legally applicable…
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Reporter: Why was the administration ok with Russia sending that oil to Cuba and not other nations? Leavitt: It was a decision that will continue to be made on a case-by-case basis for humanitarian and other reasons. Reporter: Mexico is exploring different ways to restart shipments to Cuba. Is the admin ok with that? Leavitt: We reserve the right to seize vessels if it is legally applicable…

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🔹NBC: We saw people living in severe poverty in Havana. Is it time to take responsibility and change the Cuban system? Why not follow China or Vietnam which have embraced one-party rule while also embracing market economies? 🇨🇺 President Díaz-Canel: We study their models closely. But they were under sanctions for about a decade. Cuba has faced more than 60 years of blockade. That is the difference. They were able to develop once restrictions eased. Cuba has not had that opportunity. We are an island 90 miles from the United States, under constant pressure. When China and Vietnam began their development, they started from less favorable conditions than Cuba has today. So the real question is: lift the blockade and see what Cuba can do. If we have achieved this much under pressure, what could we achieve without it? If Cuba is truly weak, as some claim, then why has the United States spent decades trying to isolate and undermine it? Why not let it fail on its own? The answer is clear.
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Trump started this trade war, and now Mexico is hitting back. President Claudia Sheinbaum just announced tariffs and other measures to protect Mexico’s interests. Why is Trump really doing this? Mexico has already cracked down on fentanyl and trafficking—so what’s his endgame? This shows exactly how bad it would be if Mexico cut us off. We all will feel the pain—including Trump’s voters.
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🚨 Level Up in Havana: Armed Queers SLC Founder Explains Why Cuba Is a Finishing School for U.S. Activists Here is Ermiya Fanaeian of Armed Queers SLC explaining why becoming a “brigadista” is treated as a rite of passage for political organizers. Her pitch is simple. If you want to “level up” as an organizer in the United States, you have to go to Cuba. She says you come back “stronger, more disciplined, and more committed” to revolutionary organizing. Fanaeian argues that trips run through the National Network on Cuba and ICAP are designed to debunk American propaganda—by showcasing what U.S. narratives supposedly claim is "impossible." She claims the political education there is deeper than anything you can get through “any forum, literature, or demonstration” in the United States. She adds that even after ten years of organizing, including Cuba solidarity work, she and her comrades “didn’t truly know what it meant to be a part of an international movement” until they visited Cuba for the first time. She stresses that going to Cuba as a brigadista is “not tourism.” It is “political education.” It is “internationalism in practice,” framed as preparation for struggle back home. You should see this as explicit cadre formation, with Cuba marketed as a revolutionary finishing school for U.S. activists. That context matters given that Armed Queers SLC is currently under FBI investigation for connections to Tyler Robinson, the alleged killer of Charlie Kirk.
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🚨 Level Up in Havana: Armed Queers SLC Founder Explains Why Cuba Is a Finishing School for U.S. Activists Here is Ermiya Fanaeian of Armed Queers SLC explaining why becoming a “brigadista” is treated as a rite of passage for political organizers. Her pitch is simple. If you want to “level up” as an organizer in the United States, you have to go to Cuba. She says you come back “stronger, more disciplined, and more committed” to revolutionary organizing. Fanaeian argues that trips run through the National Network on Cuba and ICAP are designed to debunk American propaganda—by showcasing what U.S. narratives supposedly claim is "impossible." She claims the political education there is deeper than anything you can get through “any forum, literature, or demonstration” in the United States. She adds that even after ten years of organizing, including Cuba solidarity work, she and her comrades “didn’t truly know what it meant to be a part of an international movement” until they visited Cuba for the first time. She stresses that going to Cuba as a brigadista is “not tourism.” It is “political education.” It is “internationalism in practice,” framed as preparation for struggle back home. You should see this as explicit cadre formation, with Cuba marketed as a revolutionary finishing school for U.S. activists. That context matters given that Armed Queers SLC is currently under FBI investigation for connections to Tyler Robinson, the alleged killer of Charlie Kirk.

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🇲🇽 Mexico’s President Claudia argues that if cartels are terrorists, then those supplying their weapons—over 74% of which come from the U.S.—should be held accountable for aiding terrorism. In response, Mexico will expand its lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers. She also proposed a constitutional reform to impose the harshest possible punishment on foreigners involved in arms trafficking or any form of interventionism in Mexico, reinforcing national sovereignty against external interference.
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🇲🇽 Mexico’s President Claudia argues that if cartels are terrorists, then those supplying their weapons—over 74% of which come from the U.S.—should be held accountable for aiding terrorism. In response, Mexico will expand its lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers. She also proposed a constitutional reform to impose the harshest possible punishment on foreigners involved in arms trafficking or any form of interventionism in Mexico, reinforcing national sovereignty against external interference.

COMBATE |🇵🇷

12,408,704 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is being ripped for not even THANKING or showing SYMPATHY to our 2 American agents who died in her country while battling cartel operations Sheinbaum = CARTEL CONTROLLED. KAROLINE LEAVITT: "I think the president would agree that some SYMPATHY from Claudia Sheinbaum would be well worth it for the two American lives that were lost." "Considering all that the United States of America is doing currently under this president to stop the scourge of drug trafficking through Mexico, to the United States." "We have seen some cooperation from President Sheinbaum. I think the president always wants to see more cooperation." Rapid Response 47
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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is being ripped for not even THANKING or showing SYMPATHY to our 2 American agents who died in her country while battling cartel operations Sheinbaum = CARTEL CONTROLLED. KAROLINE LEAVITT: "I think the president would agree that some SYMPATHY from Claudia Sheinbaum would be well worth it for the two American lives that were lost." "Considering all that the United States of America is doing currently under this president to stop the scourge of drug trafficking through Mexico, to the United States." "We have seen some cooperation from President Sheinbaum. I think the president always wants to see more cooperation." Rapid Response 47

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316,323 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад