Ecuador

1. Mr. President, I wish to offer you my warmest congratulations on your unanimous and well-deserved election to the office of President of the General Assembly...

When we met in this hall a year ago to open the seventeenth session of the General Assembly, it was in a climate of fear created by the growing number of nuclea...

Permit me, Mr. President, to express the gratification of my Government and delegation at your having been elected to direct the debates of this Assembly. Your ...

Mr. President, on behalf of the Ecuadorian delegation, I should like first of all to congratulate you on your appointment. 187. It is a very great privilege fo...

I should first like to extend my congratulations to the President of the United Nations General Assembly at its fifteenth session. Destiny and his own outstandi...

75. Speaking for the first time from this rostrum at this session, I should like publicly to congratulate the President of the Assembly, Mr. Belaúnde, and his c...

96. It is a great honour to be allowed to address you on behalf of the people and Government of Ecuador. 97. By national inclination as well as by tradition, Ec...

It is a great honour for me to come to this rostrum for the sixth time as the representative of my Government and to state its views on some of the major proble...

Let me begin by congratulating you, Mr. President, on your well-deserved election by the General Assembly at one of the most critical moments the United Nations...

1. My first words are addressed to Mr. Maza, the leader of the Chilean delegation, in recognition of the high honour conferred on him and his most worthy count...

Before turning to the problems facing the United Nations, on which each Member must define its position clearly, I wish to take this opportunity of thanking the...

52. Last year the delegation of Ecuador pointed out the importance of the general debate at the beginning of General Assembly sessions; that debate serves to gu...

The annual session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, convened in keeping with Article 20 of the Charter, satisfies the democratic aspirations of al...

It is not the democratic world which by military action, revolution fomented from abroad or coups d'état has imposed individualistic or capitalistic régimes on ...

I wish, first of all, to pay a well-deserved tribute to the men who are fighting in Korea. In particular I wish to pay a tribute to those who not being of Korea...

Mr. Viteri Lafronte pointed out that the General Assembly’s fourth session was meeting ten years after the beginning of the Second World War, which had taken pl...

Mr. VITERI-LAFRONTE recalled that during the six years of the war — which had been referred to with so much certainty as the «last» war — when the whole world w...

Chapter VIII. of the Charter of the United Nations, entitled "Regional Arrangements", was written at San Francisco with a strong sense of reality. It provides t...

When the representatives of the Anglo-American countries met on board the historic battleship Prince of Wales and drew up the Atlantic Charter, they responded t...