text: word "the" was inserted between the words "Contras in Nicaragua", and the word "unconditional", between the words "from Cuba", and the word "unconditional", between the words "African countries", and the word "withdraw" and between the words "from Nicaragua, and" and the word "cessation"; (b) Operative paragraph 3 was added, reading as follows: -212-"3. Recognizes that the present Government of Panama is composed of persons elected by the Panamanian people on 7 May 1989 in free elections and that Panama thus exercises its right of self-determination." 221. At the 32nd meeting, on 20 February 1990, the representative of Panama orally further revised the revised draft resolution E/CN.4/1990/L.3/Rev.l, as follows: (a) In the fourth preambular paragraph, the words "those countries" were replaced with the word "Cuba"; (b) The three operative paragraphs were replaced with the following five paragraphs: "1. Welcomes the withdrawal of the troops which participated in the United States military action on Panamanian territory on 20 December 1989; "2. Demands the unconditional withdrawal of the thousands of Soviet military advisers from Cuba, the unconditional withdrawal of Cuban troops from Angola and other African countries, and the withdrawal of the Cuban State's military and security advisers from Nicaragua; "3. Calls upon the Government of Cuba to permit movement in the direction of democracy so that fundamental changes can take place in its system of government; "4. Further calls upon the Government of Cuba to hold free and fair elections so as to enable its people to exercise the right to self-determination; "5. Condemns all totalitarian systems of government, considering them a violation of the human rights of their peoples, and in particular of their right of self-determination with regard to their domestic sovereignty." 222. At the same meeting, the representative of Panama withdrew draft resolution E/CN.4/1990/L.3/Rev.2 and the oral amendments pertaining thereto.
analysis: The text appears to be related to international relations, politics, and human rights, specifically focusing on the withdrawal of military troops and advisers from various countries, the exercise of self-determination, and the promotion of democracy. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a United Nations or international organization context.