just occurred. Once again South Africa and Imopael, two countries pureuing their dWJerOU5 ideals with the support of their friends have just denronetrated their aggressiveness and contempt for the reoolutions and decioione of out OrgtiniatiOn. My delegation conclwnns Israel’s attack against the general headquarter5 of the Palestine Liberation Orgimization (PIU) in Tunieia, ma the very recent aggrm3ion against the peaceful people of Angola by the racist colonial Pretoria r&&m. We support the United Nation5 Security Council’s measures, and those of the non-aligned minietere to co-1 Israel and Pretoria to lieten to the voice of reimon. c Mr. Gufssou (Burkfns Faso) , Vice-President, took the Chair. A/40/PV. 19 24-25 Ne evgrerm Our slyapathy ta the pmple of HexPco whom capitel oity wm KecmUy shaken by viotant earthquake& The 80 yeaW experfence of the ?Jnitud Nationo Charter which h&s conriderably enricked international life ccuautituta for thics aentury now cooping to an end an impor Mnt atinge, a mmmt of historical i-r tamv, woIi& we maet be proud to honour. We should do IPO beoawe the United Nations, with f te good and bad polnte # ha8 t~+day beexam a dbeoiplined adult in fairly good heel&, My OOuntry, whiiee rebirth in froeQm and eoveretgnty date61 from the aPorPent when the Cenetal aeembly adopted t&w Deolaration an the Wanting of frsdependenue to CoOanial Countrieo and People@, finds in them 40 years of the Charter and the 25 YeaK@ of reeolution 1514 (XVI of 1960 more than a happy aoincidenae. In retrospect, it might be oonsfdered that history in a speatauular moveawnt tOVaSt% Orderly behaviour by the actors on the world aage haa finally sucwe&d in remodelling I to a very large extent, the asp of the world as we see it today, reflected in this veny place by the irreversible universalization of our organha tfon. 
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