Colombia

Mr. Rodriguez Medina A/36/PV.71 Oct. 27, 1966

My delegation, in its bereave- ment, wishes to express sincere thanks for the con- dolences on the death of our Ambassador, Mr. Juan Arango. 303. We also thank the" delegations of Angola, Congo, Iraq, Peru, Thailand, Togo, Thnisia, Uganda, Yemen and Zaire, and other friendly delegations that have e…

Mr. Araujo S/PV.844 Dec. 15, 1958

The Colombian delegation deeply and sincerely deplores the serious incidents which took place on 3 Deceml>er last in the Hulch area involving the regular troops of two countries with which Colombia maintains friendly relatiom. 69. 1\1y delegation associates itself with the l\opes expressed by the o…

Mr. Araujo S/PV.825 June 11, 1958

My delegation associates itself with tlte statement made at this meeting by the Japanese .representative, whose thinlting and position on the question before us coincides with our own. We shall, therefore, refrllin from making a long statement which would lack the precision and clarity which disting…

Mr. Araujo S/PV.813 April 21, 1958

I have listened most attentively and respect A fully to the important statements made this aitemoon by the representatives of the Soviet Union and tJle United States and by the other representatives who have spoken before mc. 119. My delegation considers the United States Government's position in t…

Mr. Vesga Duarte S/PV.789 Sept. 9, 1957

My delegation is very glad to have joined in sponsoring the draft resolution before the Council by which the Security Council would recommend to the General Assembly that the Republic of Korea be admitted to membership in the United Nations. My delegation believes, in the first place, that the Repub…

Mr. Urrutia S/PV.774 Feb. 21, 1957

I am going to speak a few words in English because I am amazed to see what awful translations you can get at the United Nations. 67. At the 773rd meeting my delegation said-and I am quoting from the verba.tim record of the Spanish text: "Si nuestras enmiendas no son aceptadas, quedan en todo caso c…

Mr. Urrutia S/PV.774 Feb. 21, 1957

I venture to make the following observation. It seems to me that the majority of the delegations are already convinced that, if the mission to be entrusted to the President is to be successful, he should be left entirely free to seek whatever solution he can find. I therefore think that any prolonga…

Mr. Urrutia S/PV.761 Jan. 16, 1957

I asked for the floor in order to make more or less the same point as the representative of Cuba. 139. Without wishing to discuss the substance of the matter, we would suggest a meeting on Wednesday 23 January, because we believe it is most important that everything concerning this question should …

Mr. Urrutia S/PV.761 Jan. 16, 1957

May I suggest the morning of the 23rd for our next meeting? I think that the :president himself and probably some other repre- sentatives have to be in Washington on the 21st and may not be prepared to meet on the 22nd. Perhaps the morning of the 23rd would be better.

Mr. Urrutia S/PV.682 Oct. 14, 1954

1 merely wish to support the Brazilian repre- sentative's proposai.

Mr. Echeverri Cortes S/PV.674 June 18, 1954

On 3 June the Council had the opportunity of hearing the Thai representative's state- ment, in which he requested, under Articles 34 and 35 of the United Nations Charter, the appointment of a commission to go to Thailand for the purpose of making an authentic and objective report on the true situati…

Mr. Echeverri Cortes S/PV.667 April 22, 1954

My delegation h~,s listened with great interest to the statement which the representative of Brazil has just made, and 1 can state that it fully shares the views he expressed. 37. 1 should like to repeat what 1 said at the 666th meeting of the Security Council: "Both the delegations of Brazil and of…

Mr. Urrutia S/PV.619 Aug. 26, 1953

1 should like ta thank the President for his kind words of welcome. It is always pleasant ta meet old friends again, and 1 hope that 1 shall be able ta l1I:lke a useful contribution ta the Council's work. Adoption of the agenda