The U.S. is trying to keep oil from getting to Cuba. That is putting pressure on Mexico.

Mexican governments had a sort of heavier cake and eat it two policy towards Cuba.

I'm Marco Wurman today. The complicated triangle between Mexico, Cuba and the U.S.

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Carolyn Beeler is on assignment this week. Two Mexican Navy ships are on their way to Cuba.

They're carrying more than 800 tons of humanitarian aid, but they don't have

what Cuba needs most, oil. Basic services have screeched to a halt on the island because of

severe fuel shortages. The Trump administration says Havana acts as a safe harbor for American

enemies like Russia and Iran, and therefore any country providing oil to Cuba should be punished with tariffs.

That's put Mexico in a tight spot.

Arturo Sauru Khan is a former ambassador from Mexico to the U.S.

When we spoke today, he told me why.

Mexico had become the largest oil provider for Cuba since last year,

and more so after the extraction of Nicolas Maluro. For the previous Mexican

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