text: [Origtnalr SpanlBhl [24 APrll 19851 l. In conpliance rith the resolutiona of lhe General A3senbly anal tbe security Councll, nentioned in AEBembly reaolutlon 39/10 A. the ain of rhlch is to isolrte che Goeernnent of south Africa pol'itically, econonlcalty, militrrlly and culturally, ue:(lco has taken Ehe folloslnq neasures. 2. In 1974, lterico closed its congulate ln south Afrlct, thu6 puttlng an end to the relaiions with thac country rhich had existed up to that tlne. !'texico naintains no connercial., financial, cultural, tourisEic, aports or other-relations ritb the South African Governnent. the Governnent of exlco haE liklnl3e conplieal uith the enbargoes on the supply of arms and oil to South Africa decreed by the United Nation6. Furthermore, the Governnent of l|exico does not grlnt elsas to any class of, South Aftican nalionals. 3. Mexico has been a member of the United Nations Councll for Nanlbig slnce 1972 and is currenlly vice-chairnan of its standing connittee III. In that clpacity, I{exico ftas def€nded Che right to self-deternlnat lon of the Naolblan P.oPle and has condemned the racist r6qirne of South Airica for its conaigtent refusal to conPly rrtth the united Nations resolutions aimed at granting indePendEnce to Nmlbla. POLAND [ori9lnal: Englishl Is APril 198 51 I. PoLand fras consislently been proclalning itg unequivocal suPport for the cause of rndependence of all colonial couniries and Peoples. Every oPPortunity has been used by the Polish Governnent to Pronote tull lnPlenentatlon of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to colonlal countries and PcoPlea. For nany yeata, Poland had also been an aclive nenber of che special comnitiee on the sltuation ,ith regard to tbe Inple[entatlon ot that Declaration.A/40/681 English Page 12 2. In the uieu of the Government of Poland, the assurance of full and genuine
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or communiqué, detailing the actions taken by Mexico and Poland to isolate the South African government due to its apartheid policies. The measures mentioned are primarily political and economic in nature, with no direct reference to economic development, natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid and relief.