Overview
- Mexico signaled readiness to act as a communication channel between Washington and Havana only if both governments agree.
- Sheinbaum said her phone call with President Trump earlier in the day did not address Cuba or a possible mediation.
- She defended Mexico’s fuel shipments to Cuba as legal and longstanding and said they do not threaten domestic supply.
- Trump posted that no more oil or money would be sent to Cuba and urged a deal, while Díaz-Canel said no dialogue channel exists and any talks must respect sovereignty.
- CBS reported, citing U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright, that Washington will allow Mexico to continue sending oil to Cuba.