text: ulate the Governments of Ireland. Italy and Denmark on the positions they took when the sanctions were extended for one week. Recognizing their contribu- tion to the betterment of mankind and the maintenance of international peace and security, we would urge the other member countries to dissociate themselves from the untenable position of the United Kingdom and rather to urge that country to participate in the search for a solution that is desired by the inter-American community. 47. Nicaragua believes that it is the obligation of the Council immediately to take the action necessary to bring about an immediate cessation of hostilities and the undertaking of the negotiations that the situ+ tion demands. The present situation, with the loss of life and the material losses and, what is worse, thei] continuation and worsening because of Great Britain’s obstinacy, make it necessary for the Council to take prompt and specific action in accordance with the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations. Today. more than ever before, we must make it per- fectly clear. especially fol those ofus who are searching for Pete and fighting for it. that it is in the Council. in this political forum of the United Nntions, that we must find the answer to OUT anxictics und concorns and seek solutions to our problems. 48. ln conclusion, I should like ta remind the Coun- cil of the unconditional solidarity of the pcr)plc ~lnd Government of Nicaragua with the sister nation of Argentina. We confirm the full meaning of the words of the Foreign Minister of Nicaragua at the Twentieth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affllirs of the OAS: “Brother Argentinians, it is now your turn”, That message is one of active solidarity. We reiterate here the solidarity of our people and 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement, addressing the United Nations Security Council, and discussing the extension of sanctions against the United Kingdom. The language used is formal and emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, peace, and security. The text also expresses solidarity with other countries, particularly Argentina. Given the context and content, it is likely that the text is related to international relations and politics.