grasp the very essence of the strange new “rights” to’ which Mrs. Kirkpatrick made reference yesterday: the alleged right to oppress one’s own people, the alleged right to commit aggression against one’s neighbours. And as I thought of the Libyan representative’s grasp of those two principles, a saying popular in my country occurred to me. As we say frequently in such situations in the United States, “Well, it takes one to know one”. 159. Mr. ORTEZ COLINDRES (Honduras) (interpre- tation from Spanish): As the views of members of the Council emerge and as we hear the statements of members of the international community about the importance of beginning what has been termed a regional dialogue to put an end to tension in Central America, I should like to express clearly and briefly my country’s position. 160. We stated with seriousness that our country will not serve as a base for an invasion of a fraternal country. Despite words seeming to indicate that we could be involved in a responsibility of that nature, I should like it to be put out of feverish minds that a small country such as ours, which has a Government that exercises democ- racy, might not fulfil its pledges. 161. Instead of dwelling on the divergent views that we have been hearing in some statements, we should like to formalize what might constitute points of agreement. We have affirmed clearly that we are prepared to undertake a dialogue at the regional level in order to discuss the bilat- eral problems that we have with Nicaragua and the regional problems that we have within the framework of Central America. Furthermore we have stated precisely that we take a favourable view of all the regional initia- tives, even initiatives taken &y some count&s outside the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, specifically the statements made by representatives at the United Nations Security Council regarding regional tensions in Central America. The focus is on the principles of human rights, aggression, and regional dialogue, which suggests that the category should be related to international relations and politics.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations