Cuba gains 1,700 sq km of continental shelf in Gulf of Mexico

Cuba has been granted an additional 1,700 square kilometers of continental shelf in the Gulf of Mexico, expanding its exclusive rights to seabed resources. The move raises questions about resource exploitation and obligations under international law, though specific rights and control mechanisms remain unclear. This development could affect regional maritime boundaries and energy exploration dynamics.

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