Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Mrs. Urdaneta De Herrera Campins A/34/PV.38 Oct. 17, 1979

On behalf of Venezuela and in my capacity as President of the Na- tional Organizing Commission for the International Year of the Child, I warmly greet this Assembly, the world's forum for dealing with the major problems of mankind. 34. I bring a message of hope, of optimism, trans- lating the feeli…

Mr. Nava Carrillo A/34/PV.57 Sept. 21, 1979

Once again we come to this forum to discuss the problem of the policy of apartheid of the Government of South Africa. Once again we seek to give impetus to United Nations action in the continuing struggle against apartheid in order to ultimately achieve stability, dignity and prosperity for all of s…

Mr. Diaz Gonzalez A/33/PV.51 Nov. 10, 1978

The first thing that can be noted in the draft resolution and the Fifth Committee'srecommendation on the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, introduced for our consideration by the Fifth Com- mittee, is the fact that they do not coincide. 85. Draft resolution A/33/L.3 speaks excl…

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

My delegation would like to take this oppor- tunity to reiterate its determined and firm position in connexion with item 27. 177. Ever since the United Nations has been examining the despicable policy of apartheid practised under its laws by the Government of Pretoria, Venezuela has clearly express…

Mr. Nava Carrillo A/32/PV.36 Oct. 18, 1977

With regard to item 91 concerning the question of Namibia, the statement of the delegation of Venezuela will be very short. We only intend to repeat our firm conviction that the delay in reaching a fmal solution on this question seriously jeopardizes the prestige and effectiveness of the Organizatio…

Mr. Perez A/31/PV.67 Nov. 16, 1976

One hundred and fifty years ago Simon Bolivar, who could already see signs of the end of the wars of independence in Latin America, convened the Amphictyonic Congress of Panama. His purpose was to unite all Latin America in a single nation as a result of the liberation efforts of its peoples. 4. Th…

Mr. Consalvi A/31/PV.49 Nov. 1, 1976

The Government and the people of Venezuela note with regret that 30 years after the debate on apartheid began in the General Assembly of the United Nations, the white minority, which had arrogated to itself the right to determine the destiny of South Africa, have only redoubled their violent repress…

Mr. Escovar Salom A/31/PV.6 Sept. 27, 1976

I am pleased to greet and to congratulate Mr.Amewinghe on his election and to wish him every success in the deliberations over which he will preside. I should also like to caIJ, to mind the excellent presidency of Mr. Gaston Thorn, who very remarkably guided the work ofthe lastsession of the General…

Mr. Consalvi A/33/PV.14 Aug. 1, 1975

As the representative or" a deeply Catholic country I wish to express here before the worldcommunity our astonishment and our griefat the death of His Holiness Pope John Paul I. His goodness and generosity of heart had assured us of a pontificate devoted to the humble people of this world, who clamo…

Mr. Carpio Castillo S/33/PV.80 June 21, 1971

With regard to the illegal occupation of .Namibia by the racist regime of South Africa, my delega- tion believes that there is nothing new to say unless we consider as novel the recurring violations of the principles set forth in the Charter of the Organization, ,~o!ations on the part of that regime…

Mr. Carpio Castillo S/33/PV.80 June 21, 1971

With regard to the illegal occupation of .Namibia by the racist regime of South Africa, my delega- tion believes that there is nothing new to say unless we consider as novel the recurring violations of the principles set forth in the Charter of the Organization, ,o{o!ations on the part of that regim…

Mr. Sosa Rodriguez S/PV.1015 June 21, 1962

1 have asked for leave to speak for the sole purpose of making a correction ta the part cf my speech which was quoted by the representative of the United States just now [see para. 6J. There is a mistake in the English interpretation of that speech. What 1 actually said was: "••• Mydelegationconside…

Mr. Sosa Rodriguez S/PV.1000 April 3, 1962

1 should like to thank the President for the kind references he has just made to my service as President of this illustri9US body last month. 1 can assure him that, coming from him, 4. M. SOSA RODRIGUEZ (Venezuela) (traduit de l'espagnol]: Permettez-moi, Monsieur le Président, de vous dire toute ma…

Mr. Alvarado S/PV.989 Jan. 30, 1962

On hehalf of the delegation of Venezuela and of Mr. Sosa Rodrrguez, who has been prevented by a sad event from attending this meeting, 1 tharik you, Mr. President, for the kindwordsofwelcomeyou have addressed to my delegation on the occasion of my 15. Je m'associe ê. l'hommag~ que le Président a re…

Mr. Sosa Rodriguez S/PV.990 Jan. 16, 1962

1 should like ta thank you sineerely, Mr. President, for the sympathy you have just ex- 2. M. SOSA RODRIGUEZ (Venezuela)[traduttde l'es- pagnol]: Je tiens à vous exprimer ma sinc~re recon- naissance, Monsieur le Président, pour les condo- léances que vous avez bien voulu m'adresser à l'occasion du …

Mr. Martinez A/32/PV.58 Dec. 8, 1953

We have heard Mr. Sigvard EkIund's statement which .he made as Director General of lAEA, when he submitted the Agency's report for 1976. We should like to take this opportunity to state how pleased we are with the work that Mr. Eklund has done. We appreciate his talents of leadership at the helm ofl…