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by Prensa Latina
Friday, May. 07, 2004 at 10:07 AM
Havana.-
Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque called upon the Mexican government to reveal the reasons for the present diplomatic situation between both nations, which he said does not satisfy the Cuban people. Before both national and foreign media, Perez Roque described as "unexpected and lacking any logic" last Sunday's reaction when Mexican authorities expelled Cuban ambassador in that country, Jorge Bolanos. The Cuban official accused the administration of President Vicente Fox of pretending to divert the attention of Mexican public opinion from the serious facts surrounding the case of businessman Carlos Ahumada and domestic suspicions of a conspiracy in that nation. In spite of that, Perez Roque considered positive the diplomatic note sent on Tuesday by Mexican Foreign Secretary, Luis Ernesto Derbez and expressed that the spirit contained in that document should have preceded the hasty decision (taken by the Mexican government) and all this situation would have been prevented.
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