text: integration to miniaria& ~c(3f~~f.c inquslity &ad the gap between the rich and the poor countx fes a% wceesary fsuntitionr for inteenetlonal hartscsry %nd aecuri ty. Despite CRe will amA the efforte of the Uniti& ?4atfww3, the fnterf3+3tfonal co nlty is contin atay threet%n -%e%le V%f, by ek% rsistene% of csnf%lct5 pr~~%lQ~~ of I vi port for rrot oftly a pur pr inciplm of the Ch%rt%r o but ales the Orqeniz%tion i elfr wiUlouB which the ace md 64 batter woeld Pot: m%nk ind would Gs hrm likelgr to Piewe lit % refer of thw pr ffoo es halt the 6L K ucei P A/dO/‘CV. E9 9 (Mr. Castill. Clarakwwnt, El Salve&y) paracbxical~y y we live in a world in which a high percentage of the population suffaPr% from hutyes: ant? wverty. Howuer, ve see a ray of hope in the meeting to be held in November in Geneva between the Preaidarzt of the L’nited S&tea and the leader of the Soviet Union. My countxy h-s that it may be ds fruitful as possible, eince, not only the strategic re1attonshi.p between the tws super-Powers, but also mtters which affect tire fate af the omer peoplei af the planet are at stake. Policy of apartheid, and we appeal to the United Nationm and the internntxonal comwnfty to adopt the neceesary measures as provided for in the Charter to ?1?1? put bn end to a policy which is a source of shame for mankind. we are also ctmcre~ned by the sh tuatfon in Hamibis amI the fimi&ute co archiwe the &Wrpose!s Of Sdcurfty COUncfl raeolutfon 43.5 [11976). Phit %a& of prqrees is Mr. CasltiLBs Cleramount, -‘, I El Salvador 1 0~ @asi tiaa on the pmbles of .tb Nfddh Em t ha .bsen consdatent . We reject 
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