text: remain unmoved until such time as an even more danger- ous situation arises in this part of the world to the detri- ment of a country that is at present a member of the Council. 104. All peoples in the world that cherish peace, free- dom and independence, including the Vietnamese, are extremely anxious at the clear deterioration of the situa- tion in this region in recent years because of the policy of the United States vis-a-vis Latin America, particularly since the people of Nicaragua, after having toppled the Somoza dictatorship, became masters of their own des- tiny and buckled down seriously to national reconstruc- tion under the guidance of the Government of National Reconstruction of the Republic of Nicaragua. 105. The deterioration of this situation has persisted with ever increasing severity and at a faster rate since the coming to power of the present United States Adminis- tration, which, under the guise of a policy advocating United States-Latin American relations as the touch- stone of American relations with the third world in alleged opposition to communism, is endeavouring by all means-especially military-to maintain or to reinstate compliant dictatorships in order to prolong the United States hold on that part of the world, which it considers to-be its b%m backyard. 106. In regard to the young Republic of Nicaragua, judging by the American press, it is clear that the United States is at present continuing its attempts tb stifle that country by means of economic blockade and is preparing a plan for armed intervention in order to reimpose on the people of that country a dictatorship obedient to Ameri- can imperialist interests. 107. This body has heard, the representative of the United States [ibid] say that there is no difference between “Samozism” and “Sandinism”, because they are 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a declaration, discussing the political situation in Latin America, particularly in Nicaragua, and the perceived threats to peace, freedom, and independence in the region. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the text mentions specific political events, governments, and leaders, suggesting that it is related to international relations and politics.