Was the U.S. right to expel a Cuban diplomat after a confrontation at United Nations headquarters?
The U.S. expelled a Cuban diplomat following a confrontation at UN headquarters in New York during a debate over U.S. sanctions on Cuba.
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Whatever happened to "diplomatic immunity"? In all seriousness, some description of what the diplomat actually did and why would be useful.