Peace and security

Venezuela at UNGA 81

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Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) · Day 2Delcy Eloína Rodríguez Gómez
- I would be remiss if I did not hear mention here as the very headquarters of international law, our desire to reaffirm the historic rights of Venezuela over Guyana Esequiba. Here, I appeal to the Cooperative Republic of Guyana to resolve the issue and to return to negotiations as stipulated by the Geneva Agreement. Agreements which last the longest are those that emerge from bilateral negotiations. They last longer and function better than those imposed by external bodies. 10:30:00
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Paraguay · Day 2Santiago Peña Palacios
- It will be restored by confronting problems without fear, proposing solutions and delivering results. The first issue that I wish to address here is one that is in my own neighborhood in Latin America. Everyone's aware of it. Its name is Venezuela. 1:46:06
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United States of America · Day 1Donald Trump
- A lot has happened since we last gathered here one year ago. In January, at my direction, the United States military conducted a massive military operation, penetrating deep into the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, descended on a heavily defended and fortified military base, one that was supposed to be flawless against attack, and arrested the outlaw dictator, real criminal, Nicolas Maduro. Since that day, hundreds of Venezuelan political prisoners have been freed. They've let them out of jails. 2:06:22
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Barbados · Day 3Mia Amor Mottley
- Constructive engagement grounded in dialogue, sovereign equality, and respect for international law. That is why we are here as individual states. We will also extend our continued solidarity to the people of Venezuela who regrettably are recovering from the devastating double earthquakes in June. The horror was mind blowing. 8:35:47
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Guyana · Day 3Mohamed Irfaan Ali
- Ultimately, the future of Haiti must be Haitian-led and Haitian-owned. Mr. President, turning to my own country, Guyana has always advanced the peaceful settlement of the controversy in relation to our border with Venezuela. Despite the historical truth, clearly outlined in the arbitral award of 1899. That determined the full, perfect, and final settlement of our border with Venezuela. 1:58:12
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Chile · Day 1José Antonio Kast
- Relations with our neighbors, Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina are in fine fettle. We are resuming relations with Venezuela under a new leadership. We've opened doors that were closed for years. Some people will say to us that we don't, or they don't, understand this change, but others or that they don't understand this move on our part. 4:51:19
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Holy See · Day 5Cardinal Pietro Parolin
- It must include the prevention of radicalization the development of border areas, the education of young people, social cohesion, and inter-religious dialogue, fully valuing the role of religious communities in preventing extremism. The province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique remains destabilized after almost nine years of armed conflict. The Holy See, while calling for the end of the conflict, remains concerned about the sporadic episodes of violence which prevent internally displaced persons from returning to their place of origin and force them to continue living in a situation of suffering and food insecurity, with no prospects of a better future. In Venezuela, The Holy See encourages every effort aimed at the full restoration of democratic order through peaceful, inclusive means that respect national sovereignty, as well as the launch of a process of national reconciliation based on dialogue, the pursuit of the common good, and full respect for human rights and civil liberties. 1:56:49
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Day 4Godwin Friday
- We urge that the territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana be resolved in this manner. Within our hemisphere, Other unresolved challenges require immediate principled engagement. Haiti remains our urgent concern. Nearly four decades ago, the Trinidadian calypsonian David Rudder sang a lament to Haiti. 8:14:59
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Brazil · Day 1Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva
- We have come a long way to restore popular will. Democracy is once again under threat. We witness once more interference in electoral processes, dividing the world into zones of influence and neocolonial incursions for strategic resources are anachronistic gestures. The Venezuelan people deserve to define their own destiny. 1:27:53
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Colombia · Day 3José Manuel Restrepo
- My country is consistent and therefore we want to ensure that we have a credible defense of human rights. And in this, just as in so many other areas, the United Nations still has some room for improvement. In that connection, we trust in a democratic transition in Venezuela, a swift, safe, far-reaching transition. There's another doctrinal concern that I wish to raise just as honestly, globalism. 5:07:25
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India · Day 5Subrahmanyam Jaishankar
- India has sent medical shipments to conflict zones, epidemic locations, and after natural disasters. As a first responder, we were there early, be it the Nepal flash floods or the Venezuela earthquake. Our limb fitment camps have given a new hope to many across the world. Whether to meet food and medicine shortages, energy or fertilizer needs, or indeed creating livelihoods, India has contributed continuously and will do so. 4:52:03
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Russian Federation · Day 5Sergey Lavrov
- The West continues to use brute force, to act unpredictably, to engage in all sorts of ventures, putting at risk the life and prosperity of millions, if not billions, of people on our planet. As President Putin said, the dictatorship of one hegemon is spiraling out of control. It's dangerous for everyone else. At the start of this year, in contravention of all norms, including moral norms, the US invaded Venezuela, resulting in the abduction of President Maduro and his spouse, held in an American prison without trial. 3:13:23
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Saint Kitts and Nevis · Day 4Geoffrey Hanley
- The Caribbean Declaration as a zone of peace must retain its force as geopolitical competition moves closer to our shores. Our response must remain anchored in sovereignty, territorial integrity, international law, peaceful settlement of disputes, and diplomacy. CARICOM supports the International Court of Justice as the lawful path for resolving the Guyana-Venezuela dispute and the judicial process concerning Belize and Guatemala. We defend international law because, for small states especially, the alternative is a world where power becomes the rule. 9:14:15
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Costa Rica · Day 6Boris Vasir Marchegiani Carrero
- We also continue to closely follow the situation in Venezuela as it unfolds. 6:07:52
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