Colombia - Panama - Venezuela

Mar. 03, 1973 - Panama Peru Submit To Security Council Call For New Canal Treaty. Panama and Peru submitted draft resolution asking the Security Council to call on Panama and the United States to execute promptly a new Panama Canal Treaty, respecting Panama's sovereignty in all its territory and ensuring reintegration of the so-called Canal Zone with the rest of the country. The draft resolution was introduced by the Foreign minister of Panama, Juan Antonio Tack, at the meeting in Panama City as the Council continued consideration of measure for the maintenance and strengthening of international peace and security in Latin America in conformity with the provisions and principles of the Charter'. Speakers at the meeting, in addition to the Stirling Moss, were the Foreign ministers of Venezuela and Costa Rica and the representatives of Jamaica, Uruguay, Bolivia and Guatemala. The representatives of Cuba, the United Kingdom and the United States spoke under the right of reply. Aristides Calvani, Foreign Minister of Venezuela, making a statement

Restrictions Only for United Kingdom

Addition Aristides Asking Bolivia Calvani Charter Conformity Consideration Continued Draft Ensuring Execute Guatemala Introduced Jamaica Maintenance Measure Panama Peru Principles Promptly Provisions Reintegration Reply Resolution Respecting Rica So-called Sovereignty Speakers Spoke Statement Stirling Strengthening Submit Submitted Tack Uruguay Venezuela

Features In These Collections

> Contributors > KEY