i, cease-fire and a cessation of military operations in order to put the conflict on the road to ~1 peWefUl settlement. We believe that the efforts of the Sec- ret;~ry-Gene~c~l at finding ways of overcoming tensions in the South Atlantic by 21 peaceful SdLlth to the cc)nflict shcjuld be continued on the hSiS of ir Security Council mandate. 108. As president Brezhnev stated on 4 NW: “If they arise dangerous WmpliGltklnS NId cClnflict situations in the western hemisphere. it is precisely because there are forces which are attempting to retain or restore positions of domina- tion and to impose a foreign yoke on peoples. “They do not shrink from threats and pressure, from blackmail or blockades, or from the use of arms; nor do they stop at activities which hark back to the time of colonial plunder. “Here, as in other parts of the globe, the Soviet Union bases itself on its policy of principle: the elimination of existing and the prevention of future hotbeds of tension, the inadmissibility of interfer- ence in the internal affairs of other States and peo- ples, and the settlement of disputed issues by peace- ful means, around the negotiating table.” 109. The PRESIDENT firzt~~~pr.cttrticlr? jbom Chi- I~(JSO): The next speaker is the representative of Mexico. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his statement. 110. Mr. MUNOZ LED0 (Mexico) (irztcrprcta- tion .fic>rn Spnnisl?): I wish to thank the members of the Council for their invitation to my delegation in response to the Mexican Government’s request to take part in this debate on the Malvinas Islands and the grave events that have occurred in the southern tip of Latin America, leading to a breach of the peace and dangerously threatening international security. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing a conflict between countries, specifically the Malvinas Islands, and the efforts to find a peaceful settlement. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a governmental or international organization document. The content focuses on political and security issues, with no mention of economic, social, or environmental aspects.

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