Haiti

Mr. Charles A/34/PV.71 Nov. 16, 1979

Ever since 1963 our General Assembly has regularly had before it the item on Cyprus, which has been one of the problems that have caused constant con- cern to the United Nations, which is eager to achieve, by all possible means, a negotiated, just and lasting settle- ment of the dispute between the …

Mr. Dorcely A/34/PV.16 Oct. 1, 1979

The delegation of the Republic of Haiti is happy and proud, Sir, to welcome your election to the presidency of the thirty-fourth session of the General Assembly. Your brilliant intelligence, your political sense and your long experience within the United Na- tions have brought you well-deserved elec…

Mr. Verret A/33/PV.56 Nov. 22, 1978

The delegation of Haiti is pleased to be taking part in the debate on the policy of apartheid of the South African Government. It takes pleasure in congratulating the Special Committee against Apartheid for the exhaustive report it has submitted to us on the present situation in South Africa and for…

Mr. Charles A/33/PV.29 Oct. 10, 1978

May I first of all, on behalf of the Haitian delegation, most warmly congratulate Mr. Lievano of Colombia on his election to the presidency of the thirty-third session of the United Nations General Assembly. His presence here to guide these important deliberations is both a guarantee of their succes…

Mr. Charles A/32/PV.71 Nov. 15, 1977

The maintenance of the system of apartheid in South Africa has long been a matter of deep concern to my Government. 9. The Haitian delegation is happy to participate in the debate on this nefarious policy, the most explosive and disqUieting aspects ofwhich are highlighted in the report of the Speci…

Mr. Verret A/31/PV.94 Dec. 8, 1976

The Middle East question has continually aroused increas- inginterest in the international community because of the breadth of the conflict which has for many years opposed peoples that were destined by their origins, customs and habits to share the vineyard of the Lord. This conflict, which is in a…

Mr. Verret S/31/PV.84 Nov. 30, 1976

The Republic of Haiti could not have failed to support draft resolution A/31/L.22 and Add.l, especially because throughout our history we have consistently supported the struggle of peoples for independence. Bound to Africa by ties of blood and of history, the Republic ofHaiti is happy and rejoices …