text: Namibia and wished to reaffirm its support for the Namibian people's just and legitimate struggle for independence. 31. Mr. FONTAINE ORTIZ (Cuba) said that his position was well known to all and that his delegation merely wished to associate itself with the statements of the representatives of Kenya and Yugoslavia. They in fact expressed the position of the vast majority of nations which were revolted by the apartheid regime. His delegation also wished to state that it deplored the attitude of those who rejected that regime in words but supported it by their action, without which it would not be able to exist. It would therefore vote in favour of the estimates for the draft resolutions on Namibia. 32. Mr. HOUNGAVOU (Benin) said that his delegation endorsed the statements by the representatives of Kenya, Cuba and Yugoslavia and considered the liberation of Namibia to be a duty of the international community. Everything should be done to free the Territory and the present occasion would show who its friends were. His delegation therefore strongly supported the draft resolutions submitted in the Council's report. I ... A/C.5/38/SR.52 English Page 9 33. Mr. EMENYI (Nigeria) said that his delegation unreservedly supported the statements made by the representatives of Kenya and those who had associated themselves with him. Namibia was in fact a direct responsibility of the United Nations, and the resources requested by the Secretary-General were necessary for him to perform the tasks entrusted to him in that connection, to reduce the amount would therefore be tantamount to restricting his ability to fulfil his mandate. Moreover, it was not logical to state that one was committed to the independence of Namibia and then refuse to recognize the financial implications of that position. Consequently, his delegation intended to vote for the total amount requested by the Secretary-General. 
analysis: The text appears to be related to a political situation, specifically the struggle for independence of Namibia, and the international community's role in supporting this struggle. The speakers mention the Secretary-General's tasks and resources, indicating a connection to international organizations and diplomacy.