actionofLatinAmerica toachieve, fromitsownstandpoint, anegotiated and lasting solution totheCentral AIDerieanconflict. Ishouldliketorepeat m¥Government's concern overthesituation inthe MiddleEastandtoendorse thestatements madeonthatser10usmatterbythe Argentine Democratic Government, particularly withregardtotheextenttowhichit ispossible tofindajustandlasting solution if,onthebasisoftherelevant resolutions oftheSecurity Council andtheGeneral Assembly, thefollowing conditions canbeeffectively met:first,respect fortherighttoJP/at- - -~-_.~~~~ A/40/PV.5 57 (Hr.Caputo, Argentina) existence, sovereignty andterritorial integrity ofallthecountries ofthe regiofii secofiOly, therigntofaiicountrieaoftlieregiofito seau:.:, internationally recognized frClltiers~ and,thirdly, thewithdrawal ofIsrael from theoccupied ArabandPalestinian territories. ThePalestinian question isanother causeofgreatconcern tom¥Government. Weagainrepeatthatitcannotberesolved properly andequitably without support fortheactions andinitiatives originating attheunitedNations, basedon international lawandtheCharter ofourOrganization. Theessential objective of thoseactions andinitiatives isthatthePalestinian peopleshouldbeableto exercise itsinalienable righttoself-determination andindependence, the establishment ofitsownnational Stateanditsownlegitimate representation in thenegotiations thatmustbebeguntothatend. MyGovernment i~alsofollowing withgrowing concern thedevelopment ofevents inAfrica, andhasgivenpractical effecttoits~ejection ofthepolicies of racialdiscrimination, aggression anddomination whichhavebeenimposed uponthe peoples ofsouthern Africa. Theneedforarapidandjustsolution tothatgraveconflict isperhaps the mosturgent andrealchallenge facingtheunitedNations today.Itisachallenge thathasalready existed for40years,anditscontinuation damages "hecredibility andefficiency ofourOrganization. Forfourdecades nowSouthAfricahasviolated withimpunity fundamental principles andooncr~te provisions oftheCharter1 obstinately refusing toeradicate apartheid totally andforever,persisting inits illegal occupation ofNamibia andcarrying outrepeat(:J actsofaggression against neighbour ingstates. ThegraveeventsthathavebeenoccurringdailyinSouth Africaconfirm thatthepolicies ofPretoria areathreattopeaceandsecurity in theregion. Anappropriate reaction tothatbehaviour isessential,JP/at A/40/PV.S 58 (Mr.Caputo, Argentina) notonlytoputanendtoracism andSouthAfrican expansionism, butalsoto Argentina repeatsitsstratgcatdemnation andrepudiation ofapartheid andits unswerving support fortherightoftheNamibian peopletoself-determination and independence inaunitedNamibia. Together withthevastmajority ofthe international community, webelieve thatthetimehascomefortheunitedNations toadopt, through theSecurity Council, urgent andeffective measurers toincrease theeffective pressure onPretoria. Forourpart,duringt"tepastyearwehavetakenconcrete stepsagainst SOuth Africainthediplomatic, economic, cultural andsporting fields. Mostrecently, theCongress ofmycountry ratified theInternational Convention ontheSuppression andPunishment oftheCrimeofAparthei~. Aslongasapartheid andtheillegal occupation ofNamibia continue, southAfrieacanonlyexpectoursupport togrow forthelegitimate struggle oftheoppressed peoples ofSouthAfrica andNamibia to establish free,democratic andegalitar iansocieties insouthern Afriea. MyGovernment onceagaindenounces thecontinuation oftheillegal occupation ofpartofArgentine territory bytheunited Kingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland. Inspiteoftherepeated appeals oftheinternational community tothe partiestofindajust,peaceful andfinalsolution tothesovereignty dispute over theMalvinas Islands, theunited Kingdom contbues torefusetoengageinserious andcomprehensive negotiations vinitsattempt toconsolidate ananachronistic colonial situation. Insystematically opposing theimplementation ofspecific UnitedNations resolutions onthequestion oftheMalvinas Islands, itisalso opposing thewholepolicy followed bytheinternational organization toputanend tocolonialism intheworld.JFyat A/40/fJV.5 59. (Mr.Caputo, Argentina)
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by the Argentine government, focusing on international relations, conflicts, and human rights issues. It mentions specific regional conflicts, such as the Middle East, Central American, and African crises, and expresses concerns about the lack of progress in resolving these conflicts. The text also highlights Argentina's stance on certain issues, such as apartheid, colonialism, and the Palestinian question. Given the focus on international relations, conflicts, and human rights, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is likely to be related to international affairs.

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