Trump aims to impose potential tariffs on countries that export oil to Cuba.

The U.S. may soon impose tariffs on countries exporting oil to Cuba, following an executive order signed by President Trump due to national security concerns linked to Cuba's support for adversaries like Russia and China. The order allows cabinet members to assess potential tariffs, focusing on nations directly or indirectly selling oil to Cuba. This move may strain trade relations with Mexico, a significant oil supplier. Mexican President Sheinbaum expressed concern that these tariffs could lead to a humanitarian crisis in Cuba, affecting essential services.