text: 122. On the African continent also we see many States, especially Angola and Mozambique, facing constant aggression against their territories and their sovereignty by the racist South African regime, propped up by Amer- ican imperialism. 128. Among the forms of aggression, all of which are unacceptable, is the destabilization of Governments through actions backed or encouraged by other coun- tries. These situations or methods must be rejected by the international community and must yield to forms of dialogue and negotiation in a search for viable solutions through peaceful methods. 123. Democratic Yemen condemns the policy of aggres- sion, interference and pressure pursued by the United States Government and its conspiratorial designs on Nic- aragua through which it attempts to destabilize it and to threaten its security and independence. We confirm our solidarity with the people and Government and Nicara- gua as they strive to defend their independence, sover- eignty and territorial integrity. My country also condemns the regime in Honduras, which has allowed its territory to be used for aggression against Nicaragua. That regime has received a number of Israeli officials whose hands are stained with the blood of the Palestinian people as a result of their crimes and the massacres they have perpetrated in Beirut. 129. At the very outset of the tensions that have affected several countries of the Central American region, and specifically Nicaragua, whose political inde- pendence our country has supported since the very beginning of the present Government, Ecuador sup- ported the first initiative by Mexico and Venezuela to try to find grounds for understanding between the vying parties and to seek solutions not involving force in the region. 130. It is indispensable for all parties directly affected by this situation, whoever they may be, to reach a nego- tiated settlement that responds exclusively to the inter- 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement condemning aggression and interference in the internal affairs of several countries, including Nicaragua, Angola, Mozambique, and Nicaragua. It also mentions the involvement of other countries, such as the United States, South Africa, and Israel. The text emphasizes the importance of dialogue and negotiation in resolving conflicts peacefully. Given the focus on international relations, sovereignty, and conflict resolution, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations or politics.