EE.UU. advierte consecuencias a México por apoyo a Cuba y fentanilo

An influential US congressman questions whether Mexico deserves to remain in the trade agreement after sending billions of dollars worth of oil to Cuba and failing to crack down on fentanyl. The bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United States enters a critical phase this June 2026, on the eve of the USMCA review. In an exclusive interview with Lucy Bravo for Azteca Noticias, Republican Congressman Carlos Giménez issued a strong warning to the administration of President Claudia Sheinbaum, stating that sending more than $3 billion worth of Mexican oil to Cuba illegally supports an anti-democratic regime and openly defies Washington's security interests. The political implications are seismic: the Republican bloc is threatening to condition trade agreements due to inaction at the border against drug cartels, responsible for a fentanyl crisis that has already claimed more than half a million lives in the United States, equating this impact with the casualties of all wars in American history. Do you think Claudia Sheinbaum's government should suspend oil support to Cuba to protect the Mexican economy and the USMCA from US pressure? Share your analysis in the comments. Want to stay informed? ▶️ Subscribe    / @adnnoticiasmx   ▶️ Listen to us at https://www.adn40.mx/adn40-radio ▶️ Follow us on all our social media: Facebook   / adnnoticiasmx   X https://x.com/adnnoticiasmx Instagram   / adnnoticiasmx   TikTok   / adnnoticiasmx   Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/16cmwep... Telegram t.me/adnNoticiasMX ▶️ The news in the palm of your hand ➡️ https://www.adnnoticias.mx ▶️ Live News ➡️    • 🔴 EN VIVO Noticias de México y el mundo #T...   🟦 We tell you the truth #adnnoticias 📰