text: the mtrmagt~oaiag of t’rwdoa andi dmocracy, on ehs one ba.n& and the ammmaio JWlib A/BS/PV.S 34 refotm an& the opening up oL our economy oa the other, alI in order to fit politic:ally 6~4 aconcmically into the YOW Pnternationsl roelfty. In thsr now CGQtfWt, at tka internatfsrrrrl lava1 there priNailla a claar ten&ency to refostn paralysing St&e xtzucturea to allow ths &mnopoliaatioa a.ud d6regulation of economic actllvitiee and to cscate a comfltitive, productive sy6tom (~8 an irrdiop~nsable baoie for developmeat. Our Government joins in thare troado with 'tbo firm rsaolve ko become an integral part of the global ecoaomy, in order to put &u end to marginality M& tho d85d rnd of increasing iadabtodnesr without &avelopment. This calls for au adjustmant of our rules of the g5ma irr order to reverts% Istagnation, making the country a recipient of capital that may act ax a dyvn~lfc force for our human an0 natural re8ourcea. Two syntomla ware born in the post-w&L period, systems to which my country has sdbetod au4 wbPch should. iu ita opinion, be slrengthened. I refer to thaw oaw bora in 8&n FrancPscs and Brsttoa WooSs, which reinforce aach other‘ since peace au& #security +x8 the basic rsquirrmante for atability aad economic growth. Xowever, tbe amfrontetion batt;ean the two super-Powerr provented the two orders from fully working. Today, the ganeralixed accession of the rocialirrt ecomomiels to the main iutetnntionol financial institutions and the ead of the cold war are opening up a new cbaptor in the future of international co-operation, m&king it posefble to onvLnion tho configuration of one world, iasroasingly integrotrd sub co-operative. Km a.h4m rr#wl*rre. - lnpr& er*wPPAa PO-4 4rs+r%-naC4n*rl .s-m*4un .“.+-I l rrr AC -- w--v -------. ._- ---. - --_.---- -- -- _._--_---__ _-- ------= -1 ---..., “-_- -- distortiona and barriers, one that may allow all members of tbbo international. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a government official or leader, discussing the country's economic strategy and its integration into the global economy. The text mentions the need for economic reform, deregulation, and increased competitiveness, as well as the importance of international cooperation and the need to overcome historical barriers to economic development. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the text is aimed at an audience with some background knowledge of economics and international relations.