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- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico will not increase oil exports to Cuba beyond historical levels, as shipments occur under contracts or as humanitarian aid.
- Cuba faces dire conditions, including blackouts and economic crises worsened by the loss of Venezuelan oil.
- Experts warn that U.S. pressure on Mexico over oil supplies could complicate Mexico–Cuba relations.
- The outlook for Cuba remains bleak as it grapples with shortages and declining oil imports.
