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Relations of Members of the United Nations with Spain

A/RES/39(I)No PDF available

Who created this mandate?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1947.

What other versions does this mandate have?

3 versions · 1946–1948
This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/114(II)
  • 1948A/RES/114(II)Relations of Members of the United Nations with SpainLatestCompare with previous version
  • 1947A/RES/39(I)Relations of Members of the United Nations with SpainCompare with previous version
  • 1946A/RES/32(I)Relations of members of the United Nations with Spain

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What subjects does this mandate have?

3 topics
Diplomatic RelationsMembersSpain

What does this mandate say?

2 operative paragraphs
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D'inscrire cette question a l'ordre du jour de la seconde session ordinaire de I' Assemlilee gfoerale.
Cinquante-cinquieme stance pltniere,
le r r dtcembre 1946
39 (I). Relations entre les Membres des Nations Unies et l'Espagne A San-Francisco, a Potsdam et a Londres les peuples des Nations Unies ont condamne le regime de Franco existant en Espagne et decide qu·aussi longtemps que ce regime subsistera, l'Espagne ne pourra pas etre admise comme Membre des Nations Unies.
Nations Unies de se conformer a la lettre et a l'esprit des declarations de San-Francisco et de Potsdam. tion espagnole de leur sympathie constante et de l'accueil chaleureux qu'elle recevra lorsl1uc les circonstances lui permettront d'etre admise dans l'Organisation des Nations Unies.
L'Assemblee generale rappelle qu'en mai
pourraient prendre ulterieurement a cet egard. de cette etude a conclu unanimement: 1 "a) Par son origine, sa nature, sa structure et son comportement general, le regime franquiste est un regime fasciste calque sur I' Allemagne nazie de Hitler et l'Italie fasciste de Mussolini et institue en grande partie grace a leur aide.
"b) Au cours de la l uue prolongee menee par les Nations Unies contre Hitler et Mussolini,
Franc0, en depit des protestations reiterees des Allies, a fourni unc aide tres importante aux Puissances ennemies. Tout d'abord, par exemple, de 1941 a 1945, la Division bleue d"in- !'Escadrille Salvadore ont combattu contre la Russie sovietique sur le front de !'Europe orientale.
En second lieu, en ete 1940,
l'Espagne a pris Tanger en violation du statut
elle immobilisait des effectifs considerables de troupes alliees en Afrique du Nord.
"c) Des c!ocuments irrefutables etablissent que Franco a ete coupable, a dhe de Hitler et de -Mussolini, d'avoir fomente la guerre contre
Nations U nies. 11 a ete prevu, dans le plan de tegrale de Franco aux operations de guerre seraic differee jusqu'a un moment a determiner d'un commun accord." L' Assemblee generale,
Convaincue que le Gouvernement fasciste de
6S
Spanish people with the aid of the Axis Powers :md which gave material assistance to the Axis Powers in the war, does not represent the Spanish people, and by its continued control of Spain is making impossible the participation of the Spanish people with the peoples of the United Nations in international affairs;
Recommends that the Franco Government of Spain be debarred from membership in international agencies established by or brought into relationship with the United Nations, and from participation in conferences or other activities which may be arranged by the United Nations or by these agencies, until a new and acceptable government is formed in Spain.
Recommends that if, within a reasonable time, there is not established a government which derives its authority from the consent of the governed, committed to respect freedom of speech, religion and assembly and to the prompt holding of an election in which the Spanish people, free lrom force and intimidation and regardless of party, may express their will, the Security Council consider the adequate measures to be taken in order to remedy the situation;
Recommends that all Members of the United Nations immediately recall from Madrid their Ambassadors and Ministers plenipotentiary accredited there.
The General Assembly further recommends that the States Members of the Organization report to the Secretary-General and to the next session of the Assembly what action they have taken in accordance with this recommendation.
Fifty-ninth plenary meeting,
r2 December r946.

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