Panama

Mr. Illueca A/33/PV.49 Nov. 9, 1978

The consideration of the question of Cyprus at this session marks another stage in the long trials of the noble people of Cyprus. The Assembly and the Security Council are behindhand in fulfilling their duty to put an end to the foreign military occupation and the continued violation of human rights…

Mr. Illueca S/32/PV.64 Nov. 9, 1977

The del2gation of Panama continues to maintain that the situation in Cyprus demands the most serious conaideration by this Assembly and the Security Council. It is quite clear that time has not resolved md will not resolve the painful crisis in Cyprus, whi~h is being prolonged by the illegit.imate p…

Mr. Illueca A/31/PV.64 Nov. 12, 1976

The key-stone of the foreign policy of the Republic of Panama is the principle of the territorial integrity of States and their fun sovereignty over their national territory. That is why, from the very beginning of the tragic events in Cyprus, my delegation has been emphasizing the fact that any set…

Mr. Rios A/31/PV.51 Nov. 2, 1976

The delegation of Panama would like to put on record expressly once again its energetic repudiation of the criminal policy of apartheid, upheld by the white regime which oppresses the majority people of southern Africa. In this context, we should also like, at the outset of this brief statement, to …

Mr. Boyd A/31/PV.23 Oct. 8, 1976

It is with genuine feeling that I return to this podium where I first came when I addressed the eleventh session of the General Assembly as Minister of Foreign.Affairs of Panama on 27 November 1956.4 At that time we supported the right of the Egyptian people to nationalize the Suez Canal and we indi…

Mr. Illueca A/32/PV.22 Sept. 6, 1961

"Peace, security, independence and sovereignty for all cannot be seCured by dealing only with the problems of Mr. President, those are your words; you said that in 1973 in my country where you also. represented a nation to which the cause of non-alignment owes so much. Those words express your prog…

Mr. Rios A/34/PV.73 Sept. 20, 1960

Once again the General Assembly has before it the long- standing item on the situation in Cyprus, without our even being able to glimpse a solution which would return to the country its territorial integrity and mean a peaceful understanding between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities.…

Mr. Illueca S/PV.827 July 15, 1958

The representative of the Soviet Union has made certain comments which call for a brief reply on my part. His remarks on the Latin American democ- racies arf indeed true, but the peoples o[ Latin Ame- rica are conducting an intensive struggle to forge their own destiny and they are able to effect po…

Mr. Illueca S/PV.827 July 15, 1958

In the opinion of my de]~gation, the Secretary-General has set forth very clearly the position with regard t.o the credentials I)f the representative of the Government of Iraq. H. In connexion with the observations made by tIle representative of the Soviet Union, I would like to comment briefly on t…

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

My delegation listened with keen attention yesterday afternoon when the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lebanon appealed to the Council to adopt measures to alleviate a situation which, he said, directly affected his country's independence and which had deteriorated in the last few hours [824th meeti…