text: social situation in Panama, Nicaragua and Cuba among other countries. -211-"Considering that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states in the preamble that 'Member States have pledged themselves to achieve in co-operation with the United Nations the promotion of universal respect for and observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms', "Considering that the United Nations has a duty to promote full protection of human rights in all parts of the world, "Considering that observance of the right of 'peoples to self-determination', in terms of living in a complete democracy and exercising sovereignty, has been sharply questioned with reference to those countries, "Considering that intervention by one country in another's affairs, whether peaceful or violent, constitutes disregard of its right of self-determination, "Considering that totalitarian systems of government remain in power, in disregard of human rights, "1. Calls for unconditional withdrawal of the troops which participated in the United States military action on Panamanian territory on 20 December 1989 and non-resumption of military aid to the Contras in Nicaragua, unconditional withdrawal of the thousands of Soviet military advisers from Cuba, unconditional withdrawal of Cuban troops from Angola and other African countries, withdrawal of the Cuban State's military and security advisers from Nicaragua and cessation of Nicaraguan military aid to the Salvadorian guerrillas of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front; "2. 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." 220. On 16 February 1990, a revised draft resolution (E/CN.4/1990/L.3/Rev.l) was submitted by Panama, revising draft resolution E/CN.4/1990/L.3 as follows: (a) In operative paragraph 1, the words "Calls for unconditional" were replaced with the words "Welcomes the"; the words "demands the" were inserted between the words "20 December 1989 and" and the word "non-resumption"; the
analysis: This text appears to be a resolution or a declaration related to human rights and international relations. It mentions specific countries and situations, such as the US intervention in Panama, the Contras in Nicaragua, and the presence of Soviet and Cuban troops in various countries. The text also refers to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the right of self-determination. Given these characteristics, it is likely that the text is related to international relations, human rights, and politics.