Uruguay tore the diplomatic muddy with Cuba

President Uruguay Jorge Batle said on Tuesday about the breakdown of diplomatic relations with Cuba on the basis that the Cuban leader Fidel Castro “insulted” Uruguay, reports Reuters.

The rupture of the diplomitions occurred a week after Uruguay came up with the initiative to get permission from Havana to ensure that representatives of the UN Human Rights come to Cuba to evaluate the situation with human rights.

"The tone of insults has become even more sharp, so our answer is simple. I do not think that it makes sense to continue relations with Cuba," said President Uruguay.

As the media wrote on Monday, for the appeal of Batle to the UN Castro called him "Judah."

The rupture of Uruguay and Cuba's diplomatic executions followed against the backdrop of an increase in tension between Cuba and Mexico - on Monday, Castro said that the President of Mexico Vicente Fox lied about the reasons for leaving Castro from the March summit in Mexico, and in confirmation of his words published an audio recording of confidential telephone conversations with Fox.