UN General Assembly
1949

110. The. representative of El Salvador understood that one of the possible alterations in the Charter which the Argentine delegation intended to propose was the abolition of the requirement of unanimity on the part of the five permanent members in votes in the Security Council, a requirement which conferred on each of them the veto power and which had been used too frequently in the work of that Council. 111. The delegation of El Salvador associated itself with the Argentine delegation in its wish to see that change adopted, without, however, disregarding the obstacles in the way of obtaining the abolition or even the limitation of the veto power.