UN General Assembly
1961

27. We are revolutionary in thought and in action. We must be able to catch up with developments and to emancipate ourselves socially and economically after centuries of omission and domination. While we do not expect others, who do not share our urgency and need, to share our revolutionary approach within their particular national sphere, we do ask of everyone to look at the world as one of transition, convulsed with revolutionary outlook—and if not to accept it, then to understand it. At least do not obstruct this process of emancipation towards a new world order. For at best it is in every nation's interest that this transition fee swift and peaceful. It is in the common interest of the international community of nations that the ever-widening gap between the standards of living and the economic progress of the economically advanced and the less developed countries be bridged in conformity with the tenets of justice, in conformity With the social conscience of man.