Mexico distances itself from Cuba as a gesture of reconciliation with the US in the midst of a tariff crisis

Last week, Cuba’s electricity system collapsed again and left the island in dim shadow. However, unlike other crises of the past, this time the Mexican government, headed by Claudia Sheinbaum, chose to remain silent and avoid any kind of announcement of help with the regime headed by Miguel Díaz-Canel. Mexico’s president is usually defined as a Cuban ally. Last January, she greeted Joe Biden’s outgoing government in the United States for removin…