UN General Assembly
1967

31. Even in this general debate, it would be inconceivable not to mention the cases of Rhodesia, South West Africa and the Portuguese Territories. Let me merely say that Guatemala will support any action taken by the United Nations, or on the latter's behalf and with its authorization, with a view to imposing the will of this Organization, which, within the framework of our institutions based on international law, reflects the thinking and the conscience of those Member States which signed the Charter and are still prepared to live in accordance with it. 32. There is another colonial question which we should mention; our traditional dispute with the Government of the United Kingdom concerning sovereignty over the territory of Belize is still in the process of being mediated by the United States. Some progress has been made in exploring the various positions of the parties, which remain mindful at all times of their concern for the advancement and wellbeing of the inhabitants of Belize.