text: ofPeace. Wecallfortherenewalofconstructive efforts towards theachievement oftheobjectives oftheDeclaration. Thegrave,indeedvolatile, situation insouthern Africaemphasizes theneed todoubletheeffortsoftheUnitedNations andtheinternational community to eradicate thecriminal policyofapartheid andtoachieve genuine independence for Namibia, inaccordance withsecurity Council resolution 435(1978), aswellasto enablethepeopleofSouthAfrica toexercise itslegitimate righttofreedom. We salutethepeopleofSouthAfricafortheheroicstruggle theyarewagingand,at thesametime,weexpress againourfullsupport forthestruggle oftheAfrican peoples insouthern Africaandtheirnational liberation movements, especially the SouthWestAfricapeople's Organization (SWAPO), thesoleandlegitimate representative oftheNamibian peopleinitsjuststruggle against racial discrimination, oppression andoccupation. Wevehemently condemnalltheformsof arbitrary aggression perpetrated bytheracistSouthAfrican regimeagainst the peoples ofsouther.n Africa. Wecallforanendtothestateofemergency andforBCT/ed A/40/PV.U 84-85 (Kr.Imayah rDemocraticYeme.!!) thereleaseofallpolitical datainees andfreedom-fighters fromtheprisonsof South Africa~ foremost amongthemisNelsonMandala. WecondeWlallracist policies andinternal settlements pursued bytheracistregime, andweemphasize oursupport forAngolaandtheotherAfrican front-line Statesintheirresistance toaggression andactsofsabotage andeconomic boycott. Wecallforthe imposition ofcomprehensive mandatory sanctions against thePretoria regime,in accordance withChapter VIIoftheUnitedNations Charter. Thepolicyof"conctructive engagement" pursued bytheUnitedStatesof America canonlyencourage theracistregimetoconsecrate andintensify itspolicy ofaggression andracism. Thealliance between thePretoria regimeandtheTelAvivregime, withUnited Statessupport andassistance, reveals thetruenatureofthetworegimesasthey pursuetheirpolicies ofoppression endaggression against theArabandAfrican peoples. Afurther complication istheco-operation ofthePretoria-Tel Aviv alliance inthemilitary field,andespecially thenuclearfield,inviolation of therelevant UnitedNations resolution. Webelieve inth&rightofpeoples toself-determination, andwetherefore emphasize theneedtoimplement theresolutions oftheOrganization ofAfrican UnityandtheUnitedNations General Assembly inrelation tothepeopleofWestern Sahara, through theinitiation _directnegotiatio:ls between theGovernment of i'4orocco andthePOLISARIO Front. Theblatant imperialist intervention hasspreadtootherindependent countries. Thus,theUnitedStatesAdministration ispursuing itsaggressive approach initsattempts tooverthrow nationalist regimes inLatinAmerica. Itis resorting toallkindsofmeans,fromeconomic andmilitary blockades tothe recruitment, training andfinancing ofmercenaries against CubaandNicaragua, in particular.AP!td A/40/PV.1486· CM!'.latah, Deiiil3Cl'aticYe.o) Itishatching conspiracies andfinancing sabotage against 4eaocr:attc AfgbaRi.tan andpeople's ~ampuchea, thusthreatening theirsecurity andobstructing theirright tochoosethecourseofindependent development. We·c:onde_ theseactaof aggression. WestandbytnepeopleofCyprusintheircallforthQelimnatien of.!libry baseswldthepreservation oftheindependence, territorial integrity and non-aligned statusofCyprus. Werejectthepolicyofi/lPOsi~ faitsacco!plls throughunilateral action, andwehopethatb'lemediation between theGreeseand Turkish comnmities willbesuccessful. Weexpress oursupport fortheproposals ofdemocratic Koreaonthewithdrawal ofAmerican forces fromSouthKorea,thepeaceful reunification ofKoreaandthe holdingofnegotiations intheinterests ofsecurity andstability intheKorean peninsula. The~opl~s oftheUnitedNations decided 40yearsagoto·proaote social development, toraisethestandard oflivinginbroader freedom andtousethe internat:ional machinery inthepronotion ofallinternational andeconoaic ql1estions. Todaythedeveloping countries aresuffering S1)cio-econo.ic crises whicharecausing greatdamage. Thesearemainlyduetotheadherence ofthe capitalist industrialized countries tocolonialist methOds indealing withthe developing countries, whichhasledtothedeterioration ofinternational commercial andeconomic relations.
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement from a country or organization, likely from the 1980s, addressing various international issues and crises. The tone is critical and condemnatory, highlighting the injustices and conflicts in various regions, particularly in southern Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. The text emphasizes the need for international cooperation, sanctions, and resolutions to address these issues, and expresses support for national liberation movements and anti-apartheid efforts.