Mexico

Mr. Barcelo A/33/PV.36 Oct. 17, 1978

My delegation would like to express its support for the s~atement made at yesterday'S plenary meeting by the Chairman of the Group of 77, and we wish to thank Mr. Jazairy, Chairman of the Committee of the Whole, for his objective report on the work of that Committee and for his personal efforts. 54…

Mr. Cuevas Cancino A/33/PV.13 Sept. 28, 1978

On Tuesday-; 26 September /9th meetingj, the representative of Nicaragua spoke in exercise of his right of reply, and felt it necessary to refer to the comments made by Mexico, during the general debate, on the tragic situation in the sister country of Nicaragua. . . 356. Very calmly I should like t…

Mr. Roel A/33/PV.9 Sept. 26, 1978

I have the honour to address this thirty·third session of the General Assembly. Our general debate provides us with the opportunity to reiterate the faith of the Mexican people and Government in the world Organization as the ideal instrument for maintaining peace, to formulate a periodic appraisal o…

Mr. Calderon A/32/PV.102 Dec. 14, 1977

The Mexican delegation voted in favour of all the draft resolutions submitted to the General Assembly for consideration, with the exception of draft resolution A/32/L.23, on wplch we abstained. In my delegation.'s opinion the condemnation of one single country in that draft resolution is not justifi…

Mr. Munoz Ledo A/37/PV.110 Dec. 8, 1977

I .wish simply to make it clear, Sir, that you called on the representative of El Salvador, if my delegation understood correctly, to speak on the amendments recently introduced by my delegation, not to insult a people or analyse the internal probVems of a country, which are not under discussion at …

Mr. GONZALEZ de LE6N A/37/PV.110 Dec. 8, 1977

My delegation has asked to be allowed to speak in order to indicate the great importance that we attach to the United Nations Con- ference for the Promotion of International Co- operation in the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy. 71. Ever since nuclear energy became a fundamental resource in science …

Mr. Rosenzweig Diaz A/32/PV.91 Dec. 2, 1977

The Mexican delegation has on various occasions openly recognized that one of the main problems in the way of a solution to the Middle East question is to fmd an adequate solution to the situation of the Palestinian people, one that must be found without affecting the sovereignty and the territorial…

Mr. Rosenzweig Diaz A/32/PV.74 Nov. 18, 1977

For 31 years now the General Assembly has 1 See Report of the World Conference for Action against Apartheid (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.77.XIV.2). chap. X. 16. As a result, South Africa has the deplorable distinction of being the first Member of the United Nations against which mandat…

Mr. Rosenzweig Diaz A/32/PV.38 Oct. 19, 1977

On this occasion the question ofNamibia is being considered in the plenary meetings of the General Assembly. This is proof of the importance which the international community attaches to the present evolution of the situation with regard to this problem. 185. The General ASst!mbly, at its frrst ses…

Mrs. Gonzalez Martinez A/31/PV.97 Dec. 13, 1976

The delegation of Mexico has asked to be allowed to speak because we should like to explain that we shall vote in favour of draft resolution 11 in part I of the report of the Third CommitteeIAI311273} on the World Conference to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimi- nation because that is the only posit…

Mr. Marin Bosch A/31/PV.96 Dec. 10, 1976

The delegation of Mexico wishes to place on record its position on the so-called Convention on the Prohibition of Military or any other Hostile Use of Environmental Modification Techniques, which appears as an annex to the draft resolution in paragraph 15 of document A/31/382. By adopting this draft…

Mr. Gallardo Moreno A/31/PV.78 Nov. 24, 1976

As we said In the general debate on the item Wednesday, 24 November 1976, at 3.35 p.m. . NEW YORK on Thursday, 18 November {71st meeting], Mexico deems it its duty as a Member of the Organization, whose fundamental goal is the maintenance of international peace, to state its views on the question…

Mr. Gallardo Moreno A/31/PV.71 Nov. 18, 1976

While Mexico, for geographical reasons, is removed from the Middle East tragedy-and in particular, from the Palestinian problem-we deem it our duty to state our views on this question since it is one that gravely jeopardizes world peace. 36. We should like to take this opportunity to place on recor…

Mr. Gallardo Moreno A/31/PV.64 Nov. 12, 1976

When the General Assembly considers a matter that may imperil international peace and security, the preservation of which is the chief aim of the United Nations, as may the question of Cyprus, Mexico considers it not only its prerogative but indeedits duty to participatein the debate. 79. Already i…

Mr. Gutierrez Macias A/31/PV.58 Nov. 9, 1976

During the general debate on this item my delegation not only clearly reaffirmed its firm condemna- tion of apartheid, but also stated how we have carried out in practice a clear policy of action on the basis of United Nations decisions against countries which, like South Africa, pursue a racist pol…

Mr. De Rosenzweig Dial S/31/PV.39 Oct. 21, 1976

The Mexican delegation voted in favour of draft resolution A/31/L.3/Rev.l and Add.l on the basis of the principles enshrined in the Charter, the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples {resolution 1514 (XV)] and paragraph 3 of General Assembly resolution 3291 (X…

Mr. Garcia Robles A/31/PV.16 Oct. 4, 1976

I consider it a signalhonour that it is I who today express to you, Mr.President, on behalf of the Gov~mment and people of Mexico, our sincerest' congratulations on your election by the General Assembly to guide the work of its thirty-first session. The several years during which we have both been P…