Cuba’s Allies Offer ‘Help’ But Pledge No Oil as Fuel Runs Out

Mexico, China, and Russia vowed to provide assistance to the ailing Cuban regime this week — but none offering to provide the oil that the ailing communists desperately seek.

For years, the communist Castro regime has largely relied on oil shipments, mainly coming from Venezuela and Mexico, to keep the country’s barely functional infrastructure running and help offset the humanitarian crisis 67 years of communism has caused. The Cuban regime unexpectedly had its supply of Venezuelan oil cut off on January 3 following the arrest of Venezuelan socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro in Caracas by U.S. forces. The United States effectively took…

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