A Cuban diplomat was deported from the United States last weekend for______.

A Cuban diplomat who was deported from the United States last weekend for alleged espionage and took refuge in his country’ s embassy in Canada has been greeted by President Fidel Castro after arriving in Havana. Earlier, the diplomat, Jose Imperatori was escorted by police from the Cuban embassy in Ottawa to the city’ s international airport where he boarded a plane bound for Cuba. Mr. Imperatori had denied that he was a spy and asked to stay in Canada until he could prove his innocence. But the Canadian authorities warned that he would be treated as an illegal immigrant if he remained. Tom Gibb reports from Havana:
     "The dispute over the spying case has for the moment been diffused. Jose imperatori says he’ s ended his hunger strike. As he left Canada, the Cuban government issued a statement saying that a reasonable and satisfactory solution had been reached. It said the diplomat would have maximum possibilities of returning to the Unites States to defend himself. Almost certainly he acted as a witness in the trial of Mariano Faget, the 1NS official facing spy charges."