Mexico has dispatched nearly 400,000 barrels of oil to Cuba, a nation currently grappling with an acute energy crisis that has led to power outages lasting more than 10 hours. The shipment departed from the port of Pajaritos in Veracruz via an oil tanker, according to information from Reuters.
The severe energy shortages have prompted the government of President Miguel Díaz-Canel to close schools and send non-essential workers home. The situation has been further strained by recent adverse weather events affecting the Caribbean region.
Since last year, Mexico has been supplying . . .
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