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The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly concluded with a call to promote multilateralism, an end to sanctions and interference, and a guarantee of global security. During the debate sessions, heads of state, representatives, and diplomats agreed on the urgency of restoring confidence in the United Nations, focused on guaranteeing equal conditions for all countries.

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00:00As the last day of general debate unfolds at the 81st session of the United Nations
00:05General Assembly, we go now with our colleague in the city at this hour, Jorge Gestosa.
00:12He has all the latest updates in today's debates.
00:15Go ahead, Gestosa.
00:17Well, it was closing this last session here at the United Nations in New York City.
00:24Twenty people were participating, twenty countries were represented, and there was a common denominator.
00:32All of them were asking for a larger participation in the decision process for this Global South.
00:40Among the countries that were participating, there were some of our region.
00:45We're talking about Latin America and the Caribbean.
00:48We're talking El Salvador, talking about Costa Rica.
00:53We're talking Antigua and Bermuda, and also Grenade.
00:56All of them bringing over the request for paying special attention of the crisis regarding climate change,
01:06because they're very vulnerable of precisely the effects of climate change.
01:11In the case of El Salvador, they were putting special emphasis in their security system.
01:18They believe that they are setting an example, and they would like to export that system to
01:25the rest of other countries, especially in Latin America.
01:29And also we're mentioning what for them is an issue very important, that is migration.
01:34In the case of Costa Rica, they were talking about, for example, the respect of human rights,
01:42and what it has to do with the participation in the international community,
01:48international community represented here, for example, because they believe that they have to
01:54reinforce the role of the United Nations in terms of trying to bring dialogue in terms of
02:03unilateralism, in terms of political conflicts solved by military means.
02:08In the rest of the world, 50% of the participants of today were from Africa,
02:14and all of them, they have a very clear and very loud voice asking for more sovereignty.
02:22They definitely believe that there's a long way to go in that sense,
02:26and also the buildings that they are building in terms of requesting military out of their countries,
02:35and financing for their situation, and for combating climate change.
02:40So basically, there was an interesting session, and there was a closing of this 81st Annual Security Council,
02:50and Assembly General at the United Nations here in New York City.
02:56Get back to you now.
02:58Thank you very much, Estoso, for your latest updates in the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly,
03:05live from New York City.
03:07And after this contact with our colleague Jorge Estoso, we are going to

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