a series of treaties exists could not only side with the aggressor against Argentina and Latin America but could go even further, to these terrible lengths. Any human being is bound to be appalled by this. But the list does not stop there. The Administration officials went on to say more. Portable tanks were mentioned, which could be used to provide fuel for the Harrier jets should the United Kingdom acquire control of a landing-strip on the Malvinas Islands. It adds that other m~rtc;,.iel-engineeritlg equipment, heaters, gen- erators and munitions-are also included, 214. I believe that this is truly serious, particularly now that a war of major proportions is going on in connection with a colonial situation that is terribly damaging to a fraternal Latin American country and is seriously injuring relations in the hemisphere. 215. I am saying ail this because it is essential that this message reach Washington, reach the international community; that the African countries, which are anti- colonialist although they belong to the Commonwealth. realize that we too are anti-colonialist, even though there may be a Queen or may be a commonwealth or may be a country that says it is more civilized than we are. Very well. let them say that. But colonialism has been proscribed by the United Nations, and OUI Arab brothers must hear this, as weIl as our Asian brothers and our Latin American brothers, 216. Lives are being lost. An entire system of coexistence and friendship that existed in this hemi- sphere, in Latin America, is being sacrificed. The United Kingdom and those countries that side with it seem to consider that the peoples of Latin America are second- or third-class peoples and that they can do what they wish with our fate. But they are wrong. Latin America has a mission. It is developing. It is 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement about the conflict between the United Kingdom and Argentina over the Falkland Islands (also known as the Malvinas Islands). The speaker is expressing concerns about the implications of the conflict on international relations, colonialism, and the treatment of Latin American countries. The text mentions specific military equipment and technologies being discussed in the context of the conflict.

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