Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed another government vessel carrying food and basic goods departed for Cuba and pledged continued assistance.
- The administration said it is evaluating ways to provide fuel to the Cuban people without compromising Mexico’s domestic supply and has not announced a delivery plan.
- The Mexican Navy facilitated permits and logistics for the civil Flotilla Nuestra América to sail from Yucatán with donated supplies.
- At the CELAC–Africa forum in Bogotá, Foreign Minister Juan Ramón de la Fuente urged stronger multilateral cooperation and reaffirmed ongoing humanitarian aid to Cuba.
- De la Fuente held bilateral meetings with counterparts from Cuba, Haiti, Ghana and Colombia, reiterating support for Haiti’s institutional strengthening and welcoming Ghana’s plan to open an embassy in Mexico.