text: "(b) Leave third preambular paragraph unchanged and replace as second preambular paragraph in the amended text; "(c) Insert a new third preambular paragraph as follows: Reaffirming the validity of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its relevance to enjoyment of the right to self-determination, in particular those provisions declaring that everyone has the right to take part in the government of his or her country, that the will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of the government, and that this will shall be expressed in periodic and genuine elections which shall be held by universal and equal suffrage and shall be held by secret vote or by equivalent free voting procedures; "(d) Delete fourth preambular paragraph; "(e) Revise first preambular paragraph as follows and renumber as new fourth paragraph: Recalling that the General Assembly already considered the question of Panama at its forty-fourth session in resolution 44/240 of 29 December 1989; "(f.) Insert second preambular paragraph as new fifth paragraph; "(g) Insert a new sixth preambular paragraph as follows: Noting that the people of Panama participated in a national election on 7 May 1989 to choose the leaders of their country and that this election was adjudged to be free and fair by international observers; "(h) Insert a new seventh preambular paragraph as follows: Recalling that the results of the election of 7 May 1989 were nullified by the former Government of Panama and that the Organization of American States in its resolution of 7 May 1989 considered that the abuses by the former Government of Panama in connection with the electoral process, 'abridged the right of the Panamanian people to freely elect their legitimate authorities,'; -208-"(i) Insert a new eighth preambular paragraph as follows: Recognizing that the people of Panama are governed today by the
analysis: The text appears to be related to international relations and governance, specifically dealing with the right to self-determination, national elections, and the government of a country (Panama). It seems to be discussing the legitimacy of the government and the democratic process in Panama.