text: organizes the operation of political parties in #aiti, strengthens control by the legislative branch of government action, which will be carried out by a prime minister from the majority politiaal group in Parliament after the aoming legislative elections, envisaged for February 1987. Thu6# under the leadership of Preaident Jean-Claude Duvalier, Haitian democracy, in keeping with our basic socio-cultural pereonality, moves irreversibly towards the universal enjoyment of the political , 6ocia1, economic and cultural right6 of each citizen. Our objective is not to copy imported models that are difficult to apply, but rather to build a democratic society based on respect for law mid deriving inspiration from our history and our culture which favours all forms ok expresrtion and encourages the effective participation of everyone in the decisions aff6Cting our national destiny, BUr such a plan, such an aspiration, cannot be fully realized except In a climate of peace and stability, social progress and economic growth. Hence the Republic of Haiti, like all other third-world countries engaged in the bitter etruggk? for development but also interested in defending justice and freedom, must in the next few years have the unreserved support of the international cOtflff)unity, of which the United Nation6 must remain the irreplaceable Centre for refkctton. decision, execution and co-ordination. Mm5 A/40/w. 19 57 (Mr. Estinw, Haiti) We Goveoment of Haiti wishes to renew its confidence in the future of ouI: Organisation. It firmly believes that errors aan be aorreuted, gaps filled, resources lncreamd, trust strengthened. It ie convinced that we can improve on the sppliaation of the primiples of our Charter and it stande ready to co-operate actively with all initiativea to that end. we continue to maintain that before the end of the century we aan reach certain goals , such as the elimination of hunger 
analysis: This text appears to be a statement from the government of Haiti, outlining their vision for the country's future, specifically focusing on political development, democracy, and international cooperation. The text does not mention specific economic or environmental goals, but rather emphasizes the importance of peace, stability, and international support for Haiti's development.