UN General Assembly
1957

134. These, I repeat, are the principles by which the Mexican delegation will be guided in expressing its point of view on each and every one of the items on the agenda of the present session. I therefore believe that I need not refer specifically to each of them. I should prefer to formulate certain observations of a general nature, on certain definite constitutional and structural aspects of the United Nations that have recently been the subject of discussion, as well as on two items of the agenda whose importance it would, in our opinion, be difficult to exaggerate: I refer to disarmament and the economic development of underdeveloped countries.