text: Economic stability has been created through the success of the fishery, which sul:sequently has provided for econanic independence. A very welcome byproduct of this is the return of many Islanders who left our islands when there were periods of political and econanic uncertainty. The population has increased, as a census to be conducted in October will ~monstrate. JP/td A/AC:'109/PV.1369 21 (Mr. Clifton I In 1983 the Falkland Islands agreed to an Argentine next-of-kin visit to the war cemetery. That offer was repeated many times, and indeed through various forums afforded in the United Nations. To these offers there was no acknowledgement from the Argentines until February of this year, when the Madrid bilateral accord put the matter in a written form which was then acceptable to Argentina. Seven JOC>nths after the signing of that acx:ord, little appears to have happened. I therefore urge Argentina to• be as positive as the United Kingdom and the Falkland Islands and, for the prevention of human suffering, to ensure that a further austral summer is not wasted in this regard. lbe matter of permanent repatriation of Argentina• s war dead should likewise be agreed upon. Ignorant opinion would say that the Islands have evolved into a massive military fortification. This is not so. We welcome the minimal presence of the United Kingdom military forces, which provides a sufficient deterrent to keep aggressors distant from our shores, and we are happy to have that presence maintained foe as long as we consider it necessary. We are a threat to no one. we simply want to live our lives without pressure from Argentine sovereignty claims, or from other countries which seek to impose upon us political, social, educational and cultural practices which are totally alien to our community. 
analysis: The text discusses the economic stability and independence of the Falkland Islands, which is achieved through the success of the fishery industry. It also touches on the population growth and the return of Islanders who left the islands due to political and economic uncertainty. Additionally, the text mentions the international relations with Argentina and the United Kingdom, particularly regarding the war cemetery and the repatriation of Argentine war dead. The tone is more focused on the economic and political aspects of the islands' development rather than specific social or cultural issues.