reitorato its firm boliof that tha Unltod Rations will bm able to bring to fruition, for our timam and for future generations, the ideal of a psaco based on l&U. In 1979 Rafael Angel Calderon Foamier, then Minister of Foruign Affair8 and today President of Costa Rica, stated in this very forum concepts which ar8 today more valid than ever and which my delegation wishes to 060 oharod by all nations reprssentsd here: NRfck Af45fW.S 92 Vhe United Nation8 will curvivo in oo far 80 ito nation8 aiPror the trut of the world'8 peoples and their hope for a mote just rociety. HTo kaap that faith without faltering is a task incumbent upon us all, especially upon thore of UI who believe that this is the la& hops the mighty ha8 granted ua to find peace and ensure the survival of the human race." t-1 Mr. (Guatemala) (interpretation from Spanish): Sir, on hehalf of the dslogation of Guatemala, I wisb to extend to Mr. de Marco moat cordial congratulations oa his election as President of the United Nations Geaeral Assembly at tbo forty-fifth session. On behalf of the Government of Guatmala, I wish to say that we are very pleaood at the admission to tho United Natioaa sf Namibia aud Liechteartein as full-fledged Uemberm, since this teieforces echo principle of universnlity of our Qrgaaiaation. I should also like to place on record the profound appreciation of the people aud the Goverument of Guatemala to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Porea de Cuellsr, for him constaut effort0 $9 the march for peats and the l trbngthening of democracy in Central America and other part8 of the world. I cannot fail to state hsw pleased the Government of Guatsmala ia at the nnw 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Guatemala at the United Nations General Assembly. It touches on themes of international cooperation, peace, and the importance of the United Nations in promoting these goals. The language is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and global governance.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief