text: 59. Since the United States Government considered that it had the right to make such provoking statements public, the Cuban Government also believed that it should make public the exchange of notes to which he had just referred. Moreover, it had been announced that very morning that a United States naval force headed by the aircraft carrier "America" was making its way towards the Cuban coast in order to carry out military manoeuvres. That constituted a clear violation of General Assembly resolutions adopted by consensus which prohibited the conducting of military manoeuvres in conflict zones. Such action could only be intended to set the scene for a possible confrontatioan with Cuba, and he called on all delegations to take every possible step to halt United States activities in the Caribbean, and particularly near the Cuban coast. He concluded by quoting the words of General Maceo to the effect that anyone who attempted to take over Cuba must eat the dust of its blood-soaked soil if he did not first die in the attempt. / ... A/C. 5/38/SR. 25 English Page 11 60. Mr. MURRAY (United Kingdom) said he wished to correct an inaccuracy in the statement made by the representative of Cuba. Since the independence of Grenada, the United Kingdom had ceased to exercise any responsibility for the internal affairs of that country. Sir Paul Scoon was the Governor-General of Grenada, and any questions with regard to his constitutional position, powers or authority were matters for him and his advisers and constituted part of the internal affairs of that country. Sir Paul was the representative of the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Grenada, the Government of the United Kingdom was represented by a diplomatic mission to the Governor-General, just as 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic discussion or debate between representatives of different countries, specifically the United States and Cuba, at the United Nations General Assembly. The topic seems to be related to international relations, military actions, and sovereignty. The representative of Cuba is criticizing the United States for its naval activities near the Cuban coast, while the representative of the United Kingdom is correcting an inaccuracy in the statement made by the Cuban representative regarding the internal affairs of Grenada.