MEXICO CITY, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Mexico's President

Claudia Sheinbaum said on Friday ‌her country would ​seek

diplomatic solutions and ‍alternatives to help ⁠Cuba ⁠after the

United States threatened ‌tariffs ​on nations that supply the

Caribbean ⁠nation with ‍oil.

Sheinbaum ​said the measures could cause a ‍serious

humanitarian crisis in Cuba, affecting key infrastructure and

hospitals.

U.S. President Donald ​Trump ‍did not mention Cuba in ​his call

with Sheinbaum on Thursday morning, hours before his

administration announced the measures, ​she said.