Speeches by Mr. SANTA CRUZ

Mr. SANTA CRUZ began by saying that the greatest concern of the General Assembly was to see whether the United Nations still enjoyed the faith and confidence of...

Mr. MANUILSKY said that if the General Assembly had been impatiently awaiting the speech of the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom, it was not because Mr. ...

It is now five years since the United Nations Charter, in which it was laid down that the fundamental purpose of the newly-established international organizatio...

As head of the delegation of Panama, I have thought it advisable to give a brief account of my country’s attitude towards the international situation which conf...

Mr. KISELEV said that the time had come to draw up the balance sheet of the activity of the United Nations during its first four years. 142. He had carefully st...

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...

Seven years have passed since the establishment of the United Nations, and we are now foregathered in our new magnificent home. Does the fact that we possess a ...

Before beginning my remarks, I should like to refer briefly to an event which must have given satisfaction to all the representatives here. I am referring to th...

My Government has done me the honour to instruct me to define my country’s position in relation to the grave problems which concern the world and the United Nat...

Seven years have elapsed since the Second World War came to an end. Yet the clouds of war still hang over our heads, barring the rays of peace from penetrating ...

Several countries, among them some that by the terms of the Charter have had special responsibilities laid upon them and special privileges accorded them, where...