UN General Assembly
1982

integrity, free from outside interference. In our opinion, there should be the same approach to international relations in regard to the situation in Central America and the Caribbean. The current crisis in international relations is to a large extent the result of the continuing atmosphere of distrust among States and the frenzied arms race and its consequences and logical implications, such as the increase in militarized areas, in military bases, and in the production and the acquisition of increasingly sophisticated and destructive weapons. It is clear that the final, comprehensive solution to the problems of disarmament, enabling us to do away with the serious threats hanging over the world, cannot depend on only a few members of the international community, however powerful they may be economically and militarily on the world scene. We believe, along with the overwhelming majority of the international community, that the desired solution can come only through concerted action by all the countries of the world. The worsening of the world economic crisis is the logical result of structural disparities and of