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 1    2,   7    |       incumbent on the more developed nations "to help the developing
 2    2,  10    |        selfishness of individuals and nations the principal motivation.
 3    3,  12    |              each country, the United Nations Organization promoted consecutively
 4    3,  12    |               the aim of helping many nations, some of which had already
 5    3,  15    |              rights of the individual nations." In fact, it often happens
 6    3,  16    |               developed or developing nations and the international organizations
 7    3,  16    |            the part of the developing nations themselves, and especially
 8    3,  16    |       responsibility of the developed nations, which have not always,
 9    3,  17    |           development: either all the nations of the world participate,
10    3,  17    |              proclaimed by the United Nations. attention is focused on
11    3,  18    |               to the vast majority of nations is the phenomenon of unemployment
12    3,  18(36)|                       A recent United Nations publication entitled World
13    3,  19    |                both within the debtor nations and in the international
14    3,  19    |            This is because the debtor nations, in order to service their
15    3,  21    |               Movement of Non-Aligned Nations, which, in its positive
16    3,  22    |        instead of becoming autonomous nations concerned with their own
17    3,  23    |           guarantee its own security. Nations which historically, economically
18    3,  23    |               a leadership role among nations can only be justified by
19    3,  23    |          position in the community of nations, it would fall seriously
20    3,  23    |              ready to make use of the nations for the realization of its
21    3,  26    |               years ago by the United Nations Organization. Its very existence
22    3,  26    |      instruments issued by the United Nations Organization or other international
23    3,  26    |               individuals but also to nations and peoples, which, as entities
24    3,  26(47)|     International Instruments, United Nations, New York, 1983; John Paul
25    4,  28(51)|              not the ultimate goal of nations or of individuals. All growth
26    4,  28(51)|             true greatness...both for nations and for individual men,
27    4,  32    |              as well as societies and nations. In particular, it obliges
28    4,  32    |              misdirected. ~Peoples or nations too have a right to their
29    4,  33    |               including the rights of nations and of peoples - be really
30    4,  33    |             the Charter of the United Nations Organization: the equality
31    5,  36(65)|               small, or even of whole nations and blocs of nations, she
32    5,  36(65)|            whole nations and blocs of nations, she knows and she proclaims
33    5,  37    |               double attitude of sin; nations and blocs can do so too.
34    5,  38    | interdependence among individuals and nations. The fact that men and women
35    5,  39    |               the stronger and richer nations must have a sense of moral
36    5,  39    |          responsibility for the other nations, so that a real international
37    5,  39    |               integrity of the weaker nations situated within the so-called "
38    5,  39    |      solidarity among individuals and nations.~The motto of the pontificate
39    6,  42    |               Likewise the leaders of nations and the heads of international
40    6,  44    |               possible the developing nations themselves should favor
41    6,  44    |          order to take this path, the nations themselves will have to
42    6,  44    |            cultural traditions. ~Some nations will have to increase food
43    6,  44    |            not particularly developed nations which have nevertheless
44    6,  44    |          become food exporters.~Other nations need to reform certain unjust
45    6,  45    |         neglected. But the developing nations themselves have the duty
46    6,  45    |          desirable, for example, that nations of the some geographical
47    6,  45    |              richer and more powerful nations, as part of the hoped -
48    6,  45    |        participation in the comity of nations - as is already happening