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*Cameroonian PM calls for global unity. *17 countries participate in the last day of the 79th UNGA session. teleSUR

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00:00As the last day of the 79th United Nations General Assembly came to an end, we go live

00:05to the United Nations Headquarters in New York, where Telesur special envoy Jorge Estoso

00:10tells us more about today's addresses.

00:15At the closing of this 79th General Assembly of the UN here in New York, the President

00:23of the General Assembly, we're talking about the Prime Minister of Cameroon, was making

00:29a call, a general call for the global unity of the world, and a huge reminder, a one basically

00:39saying that that reminder is very important because the world is living very important

00:45conflicts.

00:46And he mentioned that a war in the Middle East could extend to become a real war, and

00:53that is definitely a risk that we have seen in this General Assembly.

00:58We have seen in the last day 17 countries participating in the last session.

01:06We heard the Prime Minister of the different countries, especially of Syria, saying that

01:16the Golan Heights needs to be returned to the authorities.

01:22We also heard the Nicaragua participating through the foreign minister would mention

01:29that the imperialism and the capitalism are using the war as a means to dominate vulnerable

01:38countries.

01:39He also said that most definitely denounced the genocide in Israel and also the attacks,

01:48the sanctions of other countries like Haiti, like Lebanon, like Syria, like Iran, and other

01:56countries and put emphasis on the interference of the global north in our region, especially

02:05in Venezuela, in Cuba, also in Nicaragua, in his own country, and also in Bolivia.

02:12He brought the subject of climate change, the importance of to have what is called global

02:20justice in terms of global change, also in terms of the food crisis, and also what has

02:28to do, again, interference in our region.

02:32It was six days in this General Assembly in which we have seen a world with polarized

02:40in terms that we haven't seen it so much before, and the tensions between different

02:47visions of the world has very much at the means of any, any, I, any subject.

02:58Definitely we have seen the vision of some countries trying to stick to unilateralism,

03:05and the majority of the countries of the world pushing for what is being considered

03:12a nonstop advance through the monetarism that we have seen that is going on, and the best

03:20example is the BRICS that in about three weeks are going to have a summit in Russia with

03:28the participation of many countries, and we expect that some Latin American countries

03:34that could be also be joining the BRICS.

03:37We get back to you now.