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Regardless of the fact that PEMEX is bankrupt, indebted and with a poor production, the humanist Mexico promoted by the current government continues to give oil to the Cuban regime; an expenditure of at least 60 billion in just four months, with its subsidiary, the failed gasoline welfare.
However, in the name of “Mexican humanism,” a “support” that has already cost us more than 60 billion pesos, through the failed Gasoline Welfare.
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NEMESIS Fernando Meraz Improved Since the beginning of this catastrophic political stage called Fourth Transformation, the Tropical Messiah himself who initiated it, announced loudly that Mexico would continue to support the Cuban regime, with a flow of oil, whose quantity has always remained in the mystery, in one more of all those who cover up Morena. No one criticized the decision for the circumstances that the Cuban people then lived, victim…
Mexico’s foreign policy has unleashed a diplomatic storm following the economic and fuel support provided to Cuba, labeled by the government as ‘exporting’ and ‘humanitarian aid’. What is happening with Mexico’s fuel in Cuba? Cuban-American congressman Carlos Jiménez accused the Mexican government of ‘oxygenating the murder dictatorship in Cuba’ and supporting ‘parian drug governments’ in Havana and Caracas. Mexican ambassador to the United Stat…
Between May and August 2025, Mexico sent more than $3 billion in subsidized fuels to Cuba through the state subsidiary Gasolinas Bienestar, a figure that triples the shipments registered during the last two years of the previous administration. This has generated serious questions about transparency, priorities of public spending and possible diplomatic risks, since some of the shipments would have been made by a ship sanctioned by the United St…
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