CUBA COLAPSA: ¿ES MÉXICO el ÚLTIMO SALVAVIDAS de la DICTADURA CUBANA? @VisualPolitik

👉 Join the free VisualFaktory Club and receive your guide to the 9 most common mistakes when investing your money: https://bit.ly/3JHXfU7 Cuba is going through one of the most critical moments in its recent history. Without oil, with constant blackouts and an economy on the verge of collapse, the Castro regime faces a key question: can it survive without external energy support? After Maduro's fall, the United States has made its move. Washington, with Marco Rubio as one of the main architects of the strategy, seeks to suffocate the Cuban regime without firing a single shot, using oil as a weapon of pressure. But in the midst of this power struggle, an unexpected player has emerged: Mexico. Shipments of Mexican crude oil have become Havana's main lifeline, placing Mexico City at the center of a geopolitical storm that pits humanitarian, economic, and strategic interests against each other. In this video we analyze: • Why oil is vital to the survival of the Cuban regime • The United States' plan to force political negotiations • The key role of Mexico and PEMEX on the chessboard • Why Russia and other allies can no longer sustain Cuba • And whether this crisis could mark the beginning of the end for Castroism