text: to the vote operative paragraph 5 of the draft resolution as orally revised. A vote was taken by show of ham&. In favour: Australia, Burkina Faso, China, Denmark, Egypt, France, India, Madagascar, Peru, Thailand, Trini- dad and Tobago, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, United Kingdom of Great ‘Britain and Northern Ireland. Against: None. Abstaining: United States of America. Operative paragraph 5 of the &aft resolution as orally . revised was adopted by I4 votes to none, with 1 abstention. 158. The PRESIDENT: I shall now put to the vote the draft resolution as orally revised. A vote war taken by show of hands. The &aft resolution, as oraI& revised, was adopted unanimousIy [resoiution 571 (1985)]. 159. The PRESIDEm I call on the representative of Angola. 160. Mr. de FIGUEIREDO (Angola): On behalf of my delegation, I should like to thank you, Sir, and all those who spoke out in support of the Angolan position in con- nection with the South African aggression against my country and people. I also wish to thank all of our friends and well-wishers for the assistance rendered to us with regard to this meeting. tive of the apartheid rigime of South Africa. But then I reconsidered- and decided that such outrageous charges should not be allowed to go unanswered, charges which, if they were not so dangerous, would simply be pathetic. It was obvious that the apartheid regime really had to dig long and hard to locate quotable quotes to bolster its very weak and even nonexistent case. And when I referred to the charges as dangerous, I did not mean that others would give them credence, but that the racists themselves would believe their own lies. 162. I wish to state very briefly that no Cuban intema- 
analysis: The text appears to be a record of a meeting or session of an international organization, where a resolution is being voted on and debated. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the topic seems to be related to international relations and conflict. The mention of South Africa and Angola suggests that the context is likely related to politics and international security.