Sherritt-Gillon alliance secures Cuba fuel license via Moa Bay heirs deal

Canadian miner Sherritt, partnering with Trump-linked Gillon Capital, signed an agreement with heirs of the confiscated Moa Bay assets to obtain a license to ship fuel to Cuba. This marks a shift in Cuba's energy supply strategy amid tightening sanctions, leveraging U.S. political connections to bypass restrictions. The deal's viability hinges on U.S. regulatory approval and the heirs' legal standing.