UN General Assembly
2006

solidarity from the summit. The process under way in that sister nation, aimed at guaranteeing the real rights of all Bolivians and at securing full national control over the country’s natural resources, was offered solid support. The Movement considered with great concern the aggressive policies and intensification of action aimed at undermining the stability of the Bolivarian Republic 25 06-52879 of Venezuela and expressed support for the inalienable right of the Venezuelan people to determine its form of government and choose its economic, political and social system, free from foreign intervention, subversion, coercion or restrictions of any kind. The non-aligned undertook to promote and participate in a true process of democratization and reform of the United Nations so as to leave behind the anti- democratic impositions and practices of the Security Council and to give the General Assembly its due decisive role, in conformity with the roles and powers described in the United Nations Charter. I have mentioned only a few examples of the positions adopted at the summit held in Havana with