Peru

Mr. Alzamora A/31/PV.47 Oct. 29, 1976

It is particularly significant that this debate is taking place for the first time directly in plenary meetings of the General Assembly. The crucial importance today of the struggle against apartheid justifies that. That is why my delegation wishes to reaffirm its position in this supreme world foru…

Mr. Delapuente Radbill A/31/PV.13 Oct. 1, 1976

The delegation of Peru considers it timely to make a brief comment withreference to a passage in the statement made here yesterday afternoon by the Minister for Foreign Mfairs of Ecuador, the text of which is as follows; "In Latin America, p'''oblems which compromise soli- darity and endanger th/'$…

Mr. Belaunde S/PV.749 Oct. 30, 1956

This morning 1 said that the Council must act, and act quickly, unanimously and effectively. 1 would remind you thnt at the moment we are not fully apprised of the complicated problem of Palestine; we are apprised of only one aspect of it-the aspect to which attention has been drawn by the letter fr…

Mr. Holguin S/PV.732 July 26, 1956

It is a matter of great satisfaction to my delega- tion that the peaceful objectives which are the heart of the United Nations are gaining strength day by day. This is a further proof of the progress of the United Nations towards its objective: universality. 43. In recent years the desire of the me…

Mr. Belaunde S/PV.727 June 1, 1956

1 should like very briefly to make a necessary clarification. Owing, perhaps, to the speed of the simultaneous interpretation, an error occurred which allowed-or explains--an erroneous interpretation of my statement on two points. The first has to do with the effect of a paragraph in the preamble of…

Mr. Belaunde S/PV.723 May 29, 1956

Despite the lateness of the hour r think it my ùuty, in the interests of fairness and courtesy, briefly to express my opinion on the documents before the Council, namely, the Secretary-General's report [8/3596] and the draft resolution submitted by the United Kingdom [S/3600/Rev.1]. 129. Au moment …

Mr. BELAuNDE S/PV.702 Dec. 10, 1955

l only' want to say that 1 whole-heartedly support the draft resolution proposed by Brazil and New Zealand and that 1 will vote in favour of giving it priority.

Mr. Belaunde S/PV.701 Dec. 10, 1955

1 am deeply gratified to he able to express my complete.and abaolute agreement· with the cueful and we1l-eonsidered statement just made by ~ur President. His sober and impressive remarks relieve me of the necessity of dealing with a number of consideratiohs and my statement will therefore be al brie…

Mr. Belaunde S/PV.692 March 4, 1955

The events which have led to this meeting of the Security Council came to the Peruvian delegation as an unpleasant surprise, particularly as only recently, in my capacity as President of the Security Council, it fell to me to take steps which seemed likely to result in the successful conclusion of t…

Mr. Belaunde S/PV.704 Nov. 29, 1954

This is only to say that the delegation of Peru voted for the eightecn countries in accordance with the wishes of the Assembly, but since the majority of them did not obtain the necessary votes, 'the Peruvian delegation did not feel under any obligation to vote for the paragraph as a whole, and ther…