UN General Assembly
1957

70. The delegation of Cuba considers it essential that we should not approve the credentials presented by the representatives of the Kadar regime, who obviously do not represent either the Hungarian nation or the Hungarian people. We feel that if the General Assembly did not approve their credentials when the events which had occurred in Hungary had not yet been officially proved, it would be contrary to the most elementary principles of logic and law to approve them now when we have an official report from the Special Committee on the problem of Hungary [A/3592] in which there is a plethora of evidence that the Kadar regime has been imposed on the country by the invading forces of the Soviet Union. 71. We have great faith in the frequently demonstrated skill of Prince Wan Wuithayakon, to whom the General Assembly has entrusted the difficult mission of obtaining from the Moscow Government and the Budapest regime a satisfactory solution of the Hungarian problem. We wholeheartedly wish him complete success in all his efforts.