text: spheres, as embodied in the recruitment of mercenaries among the agents of the Somoza regime rejected by the people of Nicaragua, in an attempt to abort the Nicara- guan revolution and to terrorize the progressive regime in Nicaragua, which opted for an independent course of development after all the American attempts to black- mail the revolution of the Nicaraguan people through economic boycott and through inimical media cam- paigns had failed. 118. We listened with deep concern yesterday to the statement of the representative of Nicaragua [242&h meeting]. He disclosed many facts concerning the aggres- sive American policy towards Nicaragua, He provided us with conclusive evidence confirming the involvement of the American Government in aggression against Nicaragua. 119. The afflictions of Latin America and the aggres- sion to which Nicaragua has been subjected are seen within the framework of the ferocious and escalating imperialist onslaught led by the United States with the intention of perpetuating and expanding its influence in different areas of the world, using as a pretext its eco- nomic and strategic interests. This is embodied in its pur- suit of aggressive policies, its increased presence and military bases, the establishment of rapid deployment forces, the strengthening of its war machine, its provok- ing of secure and stable States and their progressive i2 rCgimes, opposing the national liberation movements, 125. The PRESIDENT: The next speaker is the repre- creating hotbeds of tension and sowing the seeds of dis- sentative of Ecuador. I invite him to take a place at the sension and dismemberment. Council table and to make his statement. 120. In view of the comprehensiveness of the aggres- sive, expansionist propensity of the imperialist Power, which is the main source of the dangers of tension and instability and destabilization the world over, we of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the political and ideological context of the Nicaraguan revolution and the role of the United States in attempting to suppress it. The language used is heavily focused on concepts such as imperialism, aggression, and national liberation, suggesting a strong political or ideological focus. While there are some passing references to economic interests and strategic considerations, these are not the primary focus of the text.