Where can I find information about Spain and the UN?

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Former FAQ: Where can I find statements made by Spain during the General Debate of the United Nations General Assembly?

FAQs about the General Debate provide comprehensive historic information (1946-2021) and are not updated after the 76th session of the General Assembly. For the latest General Debate statements, see the continually updated research tools linked below.

Representatives of Spain have delivered statements at the following General Debates of the General Assembly:

76th sess. [2021, 22 Sept.]: A/76/PV.9*: President Pedro Sánchez

75th sess. [2020, 25 Sept.]: A/75/PV.10*: President Pedro Sánchez

74th sess. [2019, 24 Sept.]: A/74/PV.4*: President Pedro Sánchez

73rd sess. [2018, 27 Sept.]: A/73/PV.11*: President Pedro Sánchez

72nd sess. [2017, 21 Sept.]: A/72/PV.14: Alfonso María Dastis Quecedo
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71st sess. [2016, 20 Sept.]: A/71/PV.10*: King Don Felipe VI

2016, 19 Sept.: A/71/PV.4 A*: King Don Felipe VI (High-level Plenary Meeting on Addressing Large Movements of Refugees and Migrants)

70th sess. [2015, 30 Sept.]: A/70/PV.21: José Manuel García Margallo 

2015, 25 Sept.: A/70/PV.5*: King Don Felipe VI (High-level Plenary Meeting of the General Assembly)

69th sess. [2014, 24 Sept.]: A/69/PV.6*: King Don Felipe VI

68th sess. [2013, 25 Sept.]: A/68/PV.10*: Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy Brey
 
67th sess. [2012, 25 Sept.]: A/67/PV.8*: Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy Brey

66th sess. [2011]: A/66/PV.24: Trinidad Jiménez García-Herrera

65th sess. [2010]: A/65/PV.17: Miguel Angel Moratinos Cuyaubé

2010, 20 Sept.: A/65/PV.3*: Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero (High-level Plenary Meeting on the Millennium Development Goals)

64th sess. [2009, 24 Sept.]: A/64/PV.5*: Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero

63rd sess. [2008, 25 Sept.]: A/63/PV.10*: Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero

62nd sess. [2007]: A/62/PV.11: Miguel Angel Moratinos Cuyaubé

61st sess. [2006]: A/61/PV.15: Miguel Angel Moratinos Cuyaubé

60th sess. [2005]: A/60/PV.15: Miguel Angel Moratinos Cuyaubé

2005, 14 Sept.: A/60/PV.3*: Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero

2005, 14 Sept.: A/60/PV.4*: King Juan Carlos I

59th sess. [2004, 21 Sept.]: A/59/PV.4*: Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero (A/59/PV.8)

58th sess. [2003, 23 Sept.]: A/58/PV.8 *: Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar

2003, 6 May: S/PV.4752*:  Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar

57th sess. [2002]: A/57/PV.12: Ana Palacio Vallelersundi (A/57/PV.7: Juan Luis Flores)

56th sess. [2001]: A/56/PV.49: Josep Piqué

55th sess. [2000]: A/55/PV.15: Josep Piqué (A/55/PV.13: Juan Luis Flores)

2000, 6 Sept.: A/55/PV.4*: Jose Maria Aznar

54th sess. [1999]: A/54/PV.7: Abel Matutes (A/54/PV.7: Juan Luis Flores)

53rd sess. [1998]: A/53/PV.12: Abel Matutes (A/53/PV.14 and A/53/PV.26: Inocencio F. Arias)

1998, 8 June: A/S-20/PV.1*: President Jose Maria Aznar

52nd sess. [1997]: A/52/PV.13: Abel Matutes (A/52/PV.12: Inocencio F. Arias)

1997, 23 June: A/S-19/PV.1*: President Jose Maria Aznar

51st sess. [1996]: A/51/PV.13: Abel Matutes (A/51/PV.5: Carlos Westendorp)

1995, 22 Oct.: A/50/PV.35*: President Felipe Gonzalez Marquez (Commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the United Nations)

50th sess. [1995]: A/50/PV.6: Javier Solana  (A/50/PV.13: Juan Antonio Yánez-Barnuevo, A/50/PV.27: Arturo Laclaustra)

49th sess. [1994]: A/49/PV.12: Javier Solana (A/49/PV.11: Arturo Laclaustra)

48th sess. [1993]: A/48/PV.11: Javier Solana

47th sess. [1992]: A/47/PV.13: Javier Solana

46th sess. [1991, 7 Oct.]: A/46/PV.24*: King Juan Carlos I

45th sess. [1990]: A/45/PV.9: Francisco Fernandez Ordonez

1990, 27 Apr.: A/S-18/PV.7: Juan Antonio Yánez-Barnuevo

1990, 21 Feb.: A/S-17/PV.3: J. Garcia Vargas

44th sess. [1989]: A/44/PV.11: Francisco Fernandez Ordonez

43rd sess. [1988]: A/43/PV.11: Francisco Fernandez Ordonez (A/43/PV.21: Francisco Villar)

42nd sess. [1987]: A/42/PV.13: Francisco Fernandez Ordonez

41st sess. [1986, 22 Sept.]: A/41/PV.4*: King Juan Carlos I

40th sess. [1985, 26 Sept.]: A/40/PV.10*: Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez Marquez

39th sess. [1984]: A/39/PV.9: Fernando Moran

38th sess. [1983]: A/38/PV.12: Fernando Moran

37th sess. [1982]: A/37/PV.9: Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca Rodrigo

36th sess. [1981]: A/36/PV.12: Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca Rodrigo (A/36/PV.22: Jaime de Piniés y Rubio)

35th sess. [1980]: A/35/PV.4: Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca Rodrigo

34th sess. [1979]: A/34/PV.5: Don Marcelino Oreja Aguirre

33rd sess. [1978]: A/33/PV.16: Don Marcelino Oreja Aguirre

32nd sess. [1977]: A/32/PV.6: Don Marcelino Oreja Aguirre

31st sess. [1976]: A/31/PV.5: Don Marcelino Oreja Aguirre

1976, 4 June: King Don Juan Carlos I [visit only]

30th sess. [1975]: A/PV.2367: Don Pedro Cortina Mauri (A/PV.2368, A/PV.2377 and A/PV.2378: Jaime de Piniés y Rubio)

29th sess. [1974]: A/PV.2253: Don Pedro Cortina Mauri (A/PV.2253, A/PV.2257 and A/PV.2259: Jaime de Piniés y Rubio)

28th sess. [1973]: A/PV.2133: Laureano Lopez Rodo (A/PV.2139: Jaime de Piniés y Rubio)

27th sess. [1972]: A/PV.2053: Gregorio Lopez-Bravo

26th sess. [1971]: A/PV.1949: Gregorio Lopez-Bravo

24th sess. [1969]: (A/PV.1759: Jaime de Piniés y Rubio)

23rd sess. [1968]: A/PV.1697: Fernando Maria Castiella (A/PV.1698: Jaime de Piniés y Rubio)

21st sess. [1966]: (A/PV.1441: Manuel Aznar)

20th sess. [1965]: (A/PV.1346: Manuel Aznar)

19th sess. [1964-1965]: A/PV.1318: Manuel Aznar (A/PV.1300: Manuel Aznar)

18th sess. [1963]: A/PV.1213: Fernando Maria Castiella

17th sess. [1962]: A/PV.1143: Jose Felix de Lequerica

16th sess. [1961]: A/PV.1035: Jose Felix de Lequerica (A/PV.1032: Jose Felix de Lequerica)

15th sess. [1960]: A/PV.886: Jose Felix de Lequerica

14th sess. [1959]: A/PV.822: Jose Felix de Lequerica (A/PV.823: Jose Felix de Lequerica)

13th sess. [1958]: A/PV.770: Jose Felix de Lequerica

12th sess. [1957]: A/PV.699: Jose Felix de Lequerica

11th sess. [1956]: A/PV.588: Alberto Martín Artajo

Note: An asterisk [*] indicates a statement made by a Head of State or Government or a dignitary. Symbols in parentheses indicates right of reply. Symbols where no session information is given indicates that the statement was delivered during a High Level Meeting.