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Fortunately, as far as Ecuador is concerned, its Govern-
ment maintained those high principles in the memorandum which
it addressed to the American Governments prior to the Mexico
Conference, and subsequently submitted them briefly to the
consideration of th-t Conference.
It therefore behooves the Delegation of Ecuador to the
San Franoisco Conference to renew its faith in those generous
principles, formulating them again and giving them all the
necessary scope 80 that the Conference may adopt them in the
text of the Charter of the World Organization.
3.
Furthermore, those principles do not exhaust the
inventory of the legitimate aspirations of America, for it
is necessary to recall that in the Mexico Conference the
is SERVICE* RECORDS AND
Delegetions of our Republics merely deemed advisable to
advance certain criteria which might serve as bases for the
concise conclusions adopted in the chepter on world Organization.
The Delegations went to Mexico knowing in advance that
that vest problem would be dealt with in its entire depth
and scope at the San Francisco Conference and that, conse-
quently, it wes not necessary to debate it in extenso but
only to outline general opinions which might permit arriving
at likewise general conclusions.
However, otwithstanding the incipient manner of consider-
ing such important question, Resolution XXX of the Mexico
Conference ought to exercise a healthy and guiding influence
in the results of the United Notions World Conference if the
American Republics should succeed in disciplining and unifying
their perticipation in it, preventing the dispersion of their
opinions and positions from leeding them in disorder to impro-
ductivity of effort.
America's contribution to the creation of e world Charter
involves transcendental angles. Her Governments have just
wisely perfected the Inter-American System it the Chapulteped
Conference, eliminating its original defects; or has just
provided a security system egainst all aggression by defining
an aggressor and establishing bunitive measures and means for
restoring the breached juridical order; or, lestly, has just
affirmed and enriched the patrimony of rights of the States,
so that at the San Frencisco Conference our republics may not
be confined to the role of accommodating and subordinate
spectators.
The key to the effectiveness and, consequently, to the
survival of a world organization will lie to a very greet
extent on its ability to borrow the spirit and the letter of
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