averting nuclear 9.ar and achieving general and complete disarnament under strict international supervisi.on. CUBA lor iginal: Spanish'l [6 May I98 5l l. The Governent of the Republic of Cuba, r'hich attaches the highest lmportance to problens of tlisarmanent, organized activities to disseminate infornation on the subJect througb the various national agencies. 2. Short filns were broadcast on the national television netuork and the lelevision and radio neus bulletins reported on the activities conducted throughotrt the uorld against the arms race' and for peace and disarnanent. 3. Teo cuban neespapers ttith the widest circulation. Granna, \'hich is the officiaL organ of the Comnunist Parly of Cuba, and Juventud Rebelde' published a nunber of articles nhich covered such subiects as the link betr.reen disarnament and development. the arrns race and the lrarLike policy of the present United States adn i ni st rat ion. 4. The non-gove rnmenta I organizations of Cuba organized several r.telI attended conferences on peace and disarnament. CZECHOSLOVAKIA lor ig inal: Eng ]-i sh I [6 June 198 5l L The Government of the Czecboslovak Socialist Republic actively strives for tbe golutions of the nost pressinq issues of the present times, i.e. avertinq nuclear war, preventj.ng militarization of outer space. gradually proceedinq to geheral and conplete disarmanent.and strenqhthening peace and securily in the world. 2. It i.s lrith a vieu !o elaboratinq these ideas and carrving tbem through that delegations of Czechoslovakia partici,pate in the uork of the relevant international disarrnament foruns of both reoional- and g1oba1 nature. This i5 proved by the constructive participation of Czechoslovakia in the Vienna talks on mutual IA/4O/s52 Eng li sh Page 7 reduction of armed forces and arrnamenes in Central Europe, in the Stockholmconference on confidence- and security-Buildinq Measures and on Disarnarnent in
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations and disarmament, with specific examples from Cuba and Czechoslovakia. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or diplomatic document. The content focuses on the prevention of nuclear war, disarmament, and promoting peace and security.

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