00:00In this context as well, the Mexican government stated that new tariff measures by the United States
00:05against nations that sell oil to Cuba could trigger a humanitarian crisis in the largest of the NTs.
00:11Mexican President Claudia Sheyman rejected the U.S. measure and the more than 60-year-old blockade of Cuba.
00:18She also pointed out that new restrictions could directly affect hospitals, food and other basic services
00:23for the survival and development of a country which are human rights.
00:27Finally, he assured that she will continue to support Cuba
00:31and will seek mechanisms to provide humanitarian aid to the Cuban people.
00:42We need to know the scope of the measure because we don't want to put our country at risk in terms of tariffs.
00:48We want to know the scope and will always seek diplomatic channels, non-confrontation, dialogue,
00:54seek diplomatic channels, and seek different ways to support.
01:03The United States is sending humanitarian aid to the island, for example, food and other supplies to the island,
01:10and the Cuban people, and we will look for ways to do so without putting Mexico at risk, of course,
01:16but always seeking to continue with our solidarity.
01:19No移ann is less physical, but always seeking to continue with our solidarity.
01:19No移ann is more than those things need to take available lasted after the 18thain.
01:20I also want to know the need to know the 아버지를 to husband and today less people,
01:21I am the former NU.
01:21Noam said the स valike, not to know it is WO mudar.
01:22The future is the one for śPR 있�, not to know the country,
01:23but always seeking to continue with our solid upper world,
01:24It appears that the first time we can use our country to join our country.
01:26This is
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