attempt tomakepeopleforgetthedirty,undeclared warwagedsince1981against my country bytheUnitedStateswhichmakesittheonlyaggressor anddestabilizing factorinCentral Ame~ica, indisregard oftheinternational legalorder.JP/gmr A/39/Pv.5 117 (Mr.Chamorro Mora,Nicaragua) Wewouldhavewishedtohearthismorning something newfromMr.Shultzabout asituation thathasgoneonforalmostfiveye,ars,asaJ:esultofwhichthousands ofNicaraguans havediedandcontinue todiefighting todefendtheindependence andachievements ofourcountry andourrevolution. Wewouldhavewishedtoheat,.,...... .- ~.-..~,-'. something newfromtherepresentative oftheUnitedStates, because thatiswhat ourpeopledemand,asdotheotherCentral American peoples" tiredofsomuch death,destruction andsUffering~ ti~edofenslavement andintervention. Unfortunately, wehearrepeated overandoveragaintheg.amechorus, thesame falsearguments indefenceofanaggressive, interventionist policy, apolicyof dirtywarandStateterrorism, animmoral policythatviolates thenormsthat governrelations between States, apolicythatisnowb~foretheInternational CourtofJustice, wheretheUnitedStateshasbeendeclared incontempt. The UnitedStatesisviolating theprovisional orderof10Mayofthat sup=~~e body, whichwearesurewill'l&nddownadecision against theillegal actions ofthe UnitedStatesandthedirtywarwagedbyitagainst us. Wewouldhavewishedtheremarks madebyMr.ShultzabouttheContadora process hadbeeninkeeping withreality. Ithasbeenverycleartothe international community since7September lastyear,whentheContadora Group submitted theContadora ActonPeaceandCo-operation inCentral America and Nicaragua publicly announced itsacceptance without reservations, whohasblocked thatLatinAmerican negotiating process. Atthattimeadocument oftheUnited StatesNational Security Council, labelled "Secret", hadbeendiscovered, inwhich thatcountry declared theneedtoblocksuchapeaceagreement. Today,whenwe~9ainseeimportant progress madebytheContadora Group, anothersecretdocument hasbeengiventnthePress.Itisamemorandum by Mr.ElliotAbrams, Assistant Secretary ofStateforLatinAmerican Affairs, which contains themajorguidelines ofunitedStatespolicytowards Central America,JP/gmr A/39/PV.5 118-120 (Hr.Chamor 1'0Mol'a,Nicaragua) tobesenttoallAmerican ambassadors inthecountries oftheContadora Groupand Central America. Oneofthemosti.mp"-ttant guidelines statesthatContadora's collapse ispreferable toabaaagreement. Ofcourse, a"badagreement" shouldbe understood tomeanonethatdoeanotrespond tothehegemonistic interests ofthe Unitedstatesinthearea.That ~sthereality, andif,asMr.Shultzstated, my fJountry supports theimplementation ofthedocument of21objectives signedbythe Central Americans, heshouldremember someofthecommitments inthatdocument, whichhavetodowithnon-interference inmatters withintheinternal jurisdiction ofeachcountry andabanonencouraging orsupporting armedbandswhoseaimisthe overthrow oflegitimately constituted Governments. Everyqne knowsthatsincetheunitedStateshasbeenunabletosubmit sufficient evidence onthealleged armstrafficking between Nicaragua and ElSalvador~ theUnitedStatesGovernment hasspentnear!ySlOO mill~on toarm, trainandgivelogistic andintelligence support tothebandsofmercenaries which, fromtheterritory ofneighbouring countries, attackourterritory andmurderour people. Mr.Shultzsaidthismorning: "Thepeopleoftheregionarewaiting forapositive answerfromthe rulersofNicaragua." (A/40/PV.4, p.37) Icouldstateprecisely theopposite -thatthepeoples ofCentral America continue tohopeforachangeofattitude bytheUnitedStates,thattheycontinue tohope thatthatgreatPower,whichismainlyresponsible fOl"theerisisthataffects us today,willfaceuptothesituation withresponsibility andcommititselfto respect thesovereignty andindependence ofthecountries oftheregionandthe sacredrightofourpeoples tofreeself-determination.SBS/ed ",'A/.O/P~.5 .121" (Mr.ChamorroMara/1Hica!:ai!!!) Boweve~, Idonotwishtocontinue inaviciouscircleofmutualaccusations. Ishallreiterate oneaspectwhichhasbecomethebasictenetofourforeign policy, namelYQthatwestandfullyreadytodiscussallmutual con~erns directly atthenegotiating table.Inthatmanner, breaking through theviciouscircleof mutualrecriminations, boththeunitedstatesandNicaragua ~ouldberesponding to thehopes,aspirations andwishesforpeaceofthepeoples oftheunitedStates,of Nicaragua andofCentral ~merica. Wewouldbeactinginaccordance withthe principles andpurposes oftheUnitedNationsCharter, theanniversary ofwhichwe arecommemorating atthissession. Manzanillo iswaiting fortheunitedStates, fromwhichitwithdrew unilaterally w~thout explanation. Mr.WALTERS (UnitedstatesofAmerica) (inter~lretation fromSpanish): I amsorrythatImusthonourtheremarks madebytherepresentative ofNicaragua in hisreply,butitisessential thatIdoso.Ishallnotrequire 10minutes to recallthatitisNicaragua thathaskilledanumberofitsownpeople,thathas
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Nicaragua at the United Nations, criticizing the United States for its alleged aggressive and interventionist policies towards Nicaragua and other Central American countries. The speech mentions the Contadora process, a Latin American negotiating process aimed at achieving peace and cooperation in the region, and accuses the United States of blocking this process and supporting armed bands that aim to overthrow the Nicaraguan government.

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