UN General Assembly
1959

94. We all have been witnesses of, and participants in, the efforts made by the United Nations to reach an effective agreement on the question of disarmament. Year after year we listen to debates, exchanges of views, and declarations, but every time, whatever we may do, we come up against an insoluble problem, that of the acceptance of complete international control wherever it may be necessary and absolutely independent of alien factors which might create antagonism and ill-feeling between the great Powers. The people and Government of Paraguay are well aware of this aspect of the problem and, as a nation of western culture we firmly believe in the sincerity of the efforts that are being made by the United States, the United Kingdom and France to have a system of control accepted as the cornerstone of future measures for armaments limitation, the abolition of nuclear weapons, the destruction of stocks and the prohibition of the manufacture Of such weapons. Having stated its position clearly and honestly, Paraguay expresses the hope that the future may offer some more favourable solution for this fundamental problem of disarmament.