text: 11 Ibid., document S/10933. Noting with deep concern the existence and use of coercive measures which affect the free exercise of permanent sovereignty over the natural resources of Latin American oountries, Recognizing tltat the use or encouragement of the use of coercive measures may create situations likely to endanger peace and security in Latin America, 1. Urges States to adopt appropriate measures to impede the activities of those enterprises which deliber­ ately attempt to coerce Latin American countries; 2. Requests States, with a view to maintainirng and strengthening peace and security in Latin America, to refrain from using or encouraging the use of any type of coercive measures against States of the region. Adopted at the 1704th meet­ ing by 12 votes to none with 3 abstentions (France, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ire­ land, United States of Amer­ ica) Decision At the 1704th meeting, on 21 March 1973, the rep­ resentative of Guinea, with the authorization of the members of ,the Council, made the foLlowing statement of consensus on behalf of the Council expressing grati­ tude to ,the host country: "On 2 February 1973, the Security Council adopted resolution 325 (1973) in which it decided to bold meetings in Panama City f-rom 15 to 21 March 1973 devoted to the consideration of measures for the maintenance and s,trengthening of international peace -and security in Latin America in conformity with the provisions and principles of the Charter. "In accordance with that resolution, the Security Council held its 1695th to 1704th meetings in Pan­ ama City. During the course of these meetings, the members of rthe Security Council have listened with great interest to addresses by His Excellency General Omar Torrijos, Head of the Government of Panama, by representatives of Member States of the United Nations invited to participate in the Council's dis­
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the use of coercive measures by enterprises to affect the natural resources of Latin American countries, and the Security Council's resolution urging states to refrain from using or encouraging such measures. This suggests a connection to the natural resources and environment of the region, as well as international relations and diplomacy. Given the focus on coercive measures and the Security Council's role in maintaining peace and security, it's likely that the category will be related to international relations.