Foreign relations, 1952–1954

As the work of the Committee was about to be concluded, there was presented a Guatemalan-Bolivian combined draft which had not been seen by any of the other Delegations.

Placed in discussion, it immediately produced numerous oral proposals for amendment, and the U. Delegation, by way of amendment, introduced an entirely new draft. After some three hours of debate, the Chairman finally asked the delegates to consider a proposal which attempted to combine the Guatemalan and U. This was eventually approved, 9 with not too many of the delegates exactly sure of the text on which they were voting.

When a clean text became available, it was seen that the Guatemalan had been able to maintain his central idea of land distribution as the sole basis for agrarian reform. In the Plenary Session, dealing with economic resolutions, therefore, the U. Delegate announced his abstention and read a statement explaining that although the U. Peru joined in this abstention, with all other votes cast in favor of the resolution. Beyond the issues described above, the only other coming before the full Economic Committee which gave rise to any extended debate was that of conservation of natural resources: the continental shelf.

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