The moment Mexico remembered the U.S. embargo exists and suddenly decided free oil for Castro’s heirs wasn’t worth the sanctions headache.
The moment Mexico remembered the U.S. embargo exists and suddenly decided free oil for Castro’s heirs wasn’t worth the sanctions headache.
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The convergence of the U.S. capture of Maduro, an oil blockade, and Trump’s “zero” policy, leaving Mexico no choice but to ghost Havana.
Mexico ending its role as Cuba’s last sugar daddy once U.S. reprisals became more real than revolutionary rhetoric.
The pragmatic pivot where Mexico stops being Cuba’s last sugar daddy once Washington says “not on our watch.”