UN General Assembly
1960

17. These special characteristics of the Bolivian process have clearly determined our international position since 1952. We believe that the maintenance of a keen sense of justice against all forms of imperialism which enslave weaker nations economically or politically is compatible with the profound democratic and peace-loving convictions which inform our existence; therefore, now as before, my delegation regards with the deepest sympathy all processes of liberation and is on the side of all nations which are struggling to raise their peoples to higher levels of justice and social well-being.