text: manoeuvres of the South African’ Government are the result of the consistent and persistent criminal support the current United States Administration extends to the abom- inable Pretoria rtgime. 82. It should be recalled that it was the current United States Administration which, after somelprogress had been made in the talks on granting independence t6 Namibia, invented for the benefit of South Africa the pretext of the presence of Cuban troops in Angola and demanded their withdrawal as a pre-condition for granting independence to the Namibian nation. The international community has rejected this link as being totally improper and false, Only Pretoria and its allies in Washington continue to cling to that approach. 83. That is in direct contrast with the truly constructive and flexible policy of SWAPO, which is directed towards a peaceful solution, and also with the political platform pres- ented to the Secretary-General by the President of Angola. Both have received the firm support of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries and of the international commu- nity as a whole. They have also unamasked the pretexts used by the Reagan Administration and South Africa in 9 f order to continue the colonial domination of Namibia, or to attempt to replace it with a sham independence. 84. May 1 extend a warm and fraternal greeting of soli- darity to comrade Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO, the sole legitimate representative of the Namibian people, and its unquestionable vanguard in their struggle. After 25 years of unwavering struggle by SWAPO. for a free and independent homeland, the people and the Revolutionary Government of Nicaragua wish to extend to the struggling Namibian people, to the leadership and the militants of SWAPO, and to its People’s Liberation Army, a special message of encouragement and hope. I ask Mr. Nujoma to convey to the Namibian people our humble tribute to the 
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement or a speech, criticizing the actions of the South African government and the United States administration regarding Namibia's independence. It mentions specific events, organizations, and individuals, indicating a focus on international politics and diplomacy.