SYND 2 12 76 ANGOLAN FOREIGN MINISTER SPEAKS AT UNITED NATIONS

The transcript discusses a victory for peace and freedom, supported by progressive forces, but notes it is incomplete without Vietnam's admission to the UN. It criticizes the use of veto power as a tool of dominance rather than a right. The event is significant for both Angola and the United Nations.

What is celebrated as a victory in the first section?

• The defeat of oppressive regimes

• The triumph of peace-loving nations and progressive forces

• The end of all global conflicts

• The establishment of a new world order

Why is the victory described as incomplete in the second section?

• Due to ongoing conflicts in the region

• Due to the lack of simultaneous celebration with Vietnam's UN admission

• Because it was not recognized by all countries

• Because it did not lead to economic prosperity

Which country is mentioned as not being admitted to the UN in the second section?

• Republic of Vietnam

• Republic of Korea

• Republic of Cuba

• Republic of Angola

What issue is highlighted regarding the use of veto power?

• It is used to promote peace

• It is a symbol of equality among nations

• It is often misused as a form of dominance

• It is rarely exercised

What is the significance of the event for Angola?

• It signifies the end of colonial rule

• It marks a new era of economic development

• It is a crucial moment for Angola and the United Nations

• It represents a cultural renaissance