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Mexico delivers 800 tons of aid to Cuba amid severe shortages worsened by U.S. sanctions and lost Venezuelan oil.
Cuban families in Havana are receiving 800 tons of humanitarian aid from Mexico, including rice, beans, oil, and canned goods, with another 1,500 tons of powdered milk and beans expected.
The shipments, delivered by two Mexican Navy ships, come amid worsening economic crisis, fuel shortages, and blackouts intensified by U.S. sanctions and the halt of Venezuelan oil shipments after a January U.S. military action.
Cuba, producing only 40% of its fuel, remains vulnerable despite symbolic support from Russia and China.
Aid is distributed through state ration shops, with neighborhood bodega managers delivering supplies directly to homes.
Recipients, including 70-year-old Guillermo Beltrán, expressed gratitude for Mexico’s assistance, which offers temporary relief amid deepening hardships.
México entrega 800 toneladas de ayuda a Cuba en medio de severas escaseces empeoradas por las sanciones de Estados Unidos y la pérdida de petróleo venezolano.