UN General Assembly
1984

126. General Assembly resolution 3212 (XXIX) continues to be the corner-stone for a solution to the Cyprus problem. Efforts at the implementation of this and other pertinent resolutions have, unfortunately, not yet produced the desired results. Within the past year, the situation has been compounded by unilateral actions by the Turkish Cypriot community, actions which have no legal validity. The Secretary-General has sustained an intimate involvement in the search for a solution, the vicissitudes notwithstanding. We stand firmly behind him in his current initiatives. 127. My own region, Latin America and the Caribbean, is not immunized from tension and threats to peace and security.