cnclavc in the Americas for which there is no logic:\1 reason. nor any Icgi\l, still less ~tIOl’i\l. jtlstificiltion. 44. W/c iI1.c quite convinced thi\t this \\,:lrlikc ;ltli- tudc, which is unprecedented in the history ol’ Latin America. h:ls m:ldc it impossible for 111~’ hi\tc\r n;ltion of 4rgcntin;r to irbidc by the resolution. It c\;prcs\cd its willinpncs% to ;Ibidc hy that rc\olution ill ;I lc(tctr from the rcprescntative of Argentina to the President of the Council on 12 April (S114Y681. in which he csprcsscd his country’s intention to abide by each and cvcry one of its paragraphs. More recently, a couple of days ago. we heard the Argentine Vice-Minister, Mr. t)nrique Ros, reiterate that willingness :IS follows: “But, in spite of the serious shortcomings of resolution 502 (1982) imd the serious reservations it deserved because it did not note the fact that this is an anachronistic colonial case, Argentina unequivocally stated its readiness to comply with its provisions, so long as the British Government adopted a corresponding attitude.” [2360th m~rting, ptrw. 3s. J 45. Today. more than ever before, the cessation of all hostilities is necessary. and we would appeal to the Covcrnment of the United Kingdom to cease its aggressive attitude and to show ;I willingness to nego- tiate seriously and to arrive through dialogue al :I *just and lasti& solution to this problem. 46. We would also issue an appeal to the member countries of the European Community to put an end to their unjust economic sanctions against a Latin American country that is a victim of aggression. for those sanctions certainly do not contribute to the cause of peace and a negotiated settlement of the con- flict. On the contrary, they strengthen the warlike attitude that the most conservative sectors in England halve encouraged. We would most sincerely congrat- 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution regarding a conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the content focuses on the conflict, the need for a negotiated settlement, and the appeal to various parties to cease aggressive actions. The text does not mention any economic, environmental, or scientific issues, which suggests that the conflict is not related to these areas.

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