United Nations & Mexico

United Nations: The United Nations, through its High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk and Secretary-General António Guterres, has voiced deep concerns over the escalating attacks on journalists worldwide, advocating for an end to such violence and for greater protection of media workers.

Mexico: Mexico is cited as a country where reporting on corruption, environmental harm, or organized crime exposes journalists and their families to grave risks.

United Nations: The United Nations has called Donald Trump's fuel blockade unlawful, stating it obstructs the Cuban people's right to development and undermines their rights to food, education, health, and water and sanitation.

Mexico: Mexico, once a top supplier of oil to Cuba, has ceased sending fuel to the island since Donald Trump's executive order threatening tariffs.

United Nations: Cuba's foreign minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, stated that the new U.S. sanctions violate the United Nations.

Mexico: Mexico, a top supplier of crude oil to Cuba, stopped shipments after Donald Trump threatened tariffs on any country sending crude to Cuba.