Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryseriou8situation.lawmustberespected willintheendmake ~8.ible apeaceful solution tothis withcomplezsituations intheeconomic andsocialfields.AI.!/PV.? 14-15 Inthisprogre.s towards strengthening theUnitedNations andincreasJng its effectiveness, theinternational community isfinding newopportunities fordealingtroopsshould withd~aw fromKuwait. Nehopethattheconsensus thatinternational(Hr.MArchODd Steps.PeEn) Inthepr.sentcrisisinthePersian Gulf,theSecurity Council has4efined international legality, andrayGovernment strongly supports thedemandthatIraCJiBF/S Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Librarystandards ofthepeople. Iti.indispensable toreappraise, withinamultilateral framework, thereverse resource transference, limitedtransfer oftechnological innovation and,Al4S/PV.7 16 (Mr.Narchan4 Stens,2.ru)'"-----.------~--~---IIIIIII variables ofsocialdevelopment andtherolowhicharenewedstrategy of Peruhasestablished anewGovernment, Whichwasdemocratically elected bytheMultilateral definitions inthisareacannotbetoospecific, buttheymustHedonotezpectthel!edoul!I prGblems oftheSouthtobesolvedonlythrough co-operation fordevelopment mustplayinthonewworldeconomic situation. establish appropriate guidelines inordertomakeitpossible forregional, majority ofitspeople, despite thethreatmadebyterrorists toviolate thesocialbasically, ser19ulS questions ofpoverty andthedeterioration ofthelivingacknowledged thattheeconomic problems ofdeveloping countries willhavetobemultilateral action. Thatwouldbetoomuchtoexpoct. However, whUeitis subregional andbilateral agreements toproduceeffective solutions. andpolitical rightsofthePeruvian peopleanddespite aserious economic andstabiliaation process, depressed pricesforcommodities, trade ~estrictions,solvedessentially bytheirownmeans, ~tisequally truethatthereisaneedfor amultilateral approach toproblems such8Sinadequate financing forthe socialsituation. Needless tosay,theeconomic andsocialsituation inPerushowsNS/ASH symptoms ofanemergenc;;r ofsuchdillNtDdons that"aboveandbeyondcompromising its andaocialforcestojointogether toovercome thepresentcrisisandtoeliminuteconcerted effortofnational unitytoovercome thecrisis. Therefore, mycountry's illegal drugtrafficking andterrorism.newGovernment hasappealed foranational consensus calling ODallthepoliticaleconomic basis,hasclearly expressed itselfinsocialconditioDs thatdemanda Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryaathatwhichcharacterized ancient Andeancivilizations, whichbuildsocietiestheirbestethicaltradition, havedecide4tofacethemonetary coatofthis political affairs.(Hr.MorChond Stens,Peru)Al4S/ll'''.7 ~., Itlsinsuchcircucstances thatnations emergeasagentsoftheir o~ Inordertoovercome thecrisis, threeprogrammes havebeenoutlined andareThe••riou.n... ofthesituation wo~.ruvians facecanbejudgedbycertain Conse~ueDtly, despite theinevitable ~triDgency, theprogrDmml ofeconomic trustangendered byaleadership thatisseekingtorestore amoralmeaning to deiltiny. Thisi.thecaseofthePeruvian people, who,inthearduous tal!l~of overcoming thecrisis,actwiththesamedignity andthesamesenseofsolidarityalmost18,000persons whohave41edasaresultofpolitical violence.andthissamehomicidal activity hasviolated thefundamental righttolifoof stabllization ha.be.nreceived withunder.tanding bythePeruvian people, who,in stabilization patiently, vhilemaintaining theirhopeforbettertimesandtheNS/ASN mortality hasreached arateof114outof1,000-between 1907and199Gthetotal and27July1990thePeruvian peoplewerevictimsofsome18,000terrorist 5ttacks whereuell-being, justice and6fficiency weresharedvalues.theinfrastructure, factories andequipment inthecount~ -between 14May1900clearsignslinaregionoftheAndes,thepoorest regioninPeru,infant beingimplemented inthemostefficient waypossible Iaprogramme foreconomicgros8investment waslessthantheahlOuntrequired tooffsetthedepreciation of stabilizetion, asocialemergency programme, andaprogramme toneutralize the effects ofthedr.':.lght.Itisindispensable forthesuccessoftheatabil1:lation programme thattheGovGrnment.4 thechurchandthenon-governmental organizations shouldbo'abletocarryoutthosoclalemergency programme effectively. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Librarythefuture.•conoll1'.itisCQMD8D.urat. withthemagnitude oftheiaba1ance. tobe.4dr••••d.(Hr.HaEMUd Sten.« Peru)AI"5/PV.7 18 Inawaythat1,inteeping withthepolitical con.eneus andnational unity, iDherent InourAndeantradition andwhichareinkeeping withawayoflifethat national CODsensus andthrough amoralandpolitical commitment. WeareconvincedIti.~rtaat toDotethatthe.ocialeMergency prQgramme reflects notonly~social 9a~1nPeruha.widenedl 55percentofitapopulation livein Tbisisthechallenge whichwePeruvians arereadytofaceIDcalling fora
**Analysis**
The text discusses the economic and social situation in Peru, highlighting the challenges of poverty, inadequate financing, and terrorist activities. It also touches on the need for national unity and cooperation to overcome the crisis. The text seems to focus more on the social and economic aspects of the situation, rather than specific sectors like industry or agriculture.

**Category**
Economic development, Humanitarian aid and relief