Resolution Paper


What is a Resolution Paper? 
It is the formal document that outlines the problem in a prescribed form as well as proposes, solutions that your country believes and supports.

It consists of one, rather long, but easy to understand sentence related to the issue, your countries’ beliefs in the problem and the solution.
This sentence is divided into two basic parts:
1.The pre-ambulatory
2.Operative sections.

 The pre-ambulatory section explains the problems using current events and past UN actions. 
The operative section states a proposed solution, often in many parts, to the problem.
Each clause is preceded by a phrase.

(Example Pre-ambulatory Section.) 

General Assembly Third Committee
Sponsors: United States, Austria and Italy
Signatories: Greece, Tajikistan, Japan, Canada, Mali, the Netherlands and Gabon
Topic: “Strengthening UN coordination of humanitarian assistance in complex emergencies
The General Assembly, 

Reminding all nations of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes the inherent dignity, equality and inalienable rights of all global citizens, [use commas to separate preambulatory clauses,
Reaffirming its Resolution 33/1996 of 25 July 1996, which encourages Governments to work with UN bodies aimed at improving the coordination and effectiveness of humanitarian assistance, 
Noting with satisfaction the past efforts of various relevant UN bodies and nongovernmental organizations, 

(Introduce of the Operative Section, and Operative Section itself… ) 

Stressing the fact that the United Nations faces significant financial obstacles and is in need of reform, particularly in the humanitarian realm, 

1. Encourages all relevant agencies of the United Nations to collaborate more closely with countries at the grassroots level to enhance the carrying out of relief efforts; [use semicolons to separate operative clauses]

2. Urges member states to comply with the goals of the UN Department of Humanitarian Affairs to streamline efforts of humanitarian aid;

3. Requests that all nations develop rapid deployment forces to better enhance the coordination of relief efforts of humanitarian assistance in complex emergencies; 

4. Calls for the development of a United Nations Trust Fund that encourages voluntary donations from the private transnational sector to aid in funding the implementation of rapid deployment forces; 

5. Stresses the continuing need for impartial and objective information on the political, economic and social situations and events of all countries;

6. Calls upon states to respond quickly and generously to consolidated appeals for humanitarian assistance; and

7. Requests the expansion of preventive actions and assurance of post-conflict assistance through reconstruction and development.[end resolutions with a period]


Steps to Write a perfect Resolution Paper. 




1.Write an individual resolution for each of your topics.
2.In the debate, you will have to join your resolution with other delegates and work together to develop the final resolution.
3.The document has to be discussed with all the delegates.
4.Finally,everyone has to vote, in favor or against of the final resolution paper. 

PAZMUN Eg. ESSAY



FORMAT
Page Configuration: Letter. 
SUBTITLES: 12
Rest of the document: TIMES NEW ROMAN 11.5 
FLAG: 4cm x2.7cm
Sentences Per Segment 10 to 15. 

(To help you write your Essay with better language check USEFUL LANGUAGE page of this blog). 

(The Next Position Paper is just the Eg. for you to do yours, the topic is none of the topics for this model on Security Council)

Date to deliver: April 25th, 2012. 
Print: Twice, give both to your teachers.
And send it to: vickypazmun@hotmail.com
                             valeria.vigueras@hotmail.com


INSTITUTO LA PAZ MODEL UNITED NATIONS 2012



DELEGATION:
Spain        
COMMITEE: United Nation Security Council
TOPIC B: Measures to combat terrorism

Delegate: Sebastián de Jesús Salim Rivera





                1)    United Nations Security Council

The main responsibility of the Security Council is to maintain the international peace and security.  It is the only organism that has the capacity to function continuously and a representative of each of its members must be present at all times.  On the 31st of January 1992 was its first meeting.

When a threat to peace is brought before the SC, the Council’s first action is usually to recommend to the parties to try to reach agreement by peaceful means. Sometimes it mediates asking the General Assembly to send members to investigate deeply.

When a dispute was leaded into fighting, the Council’s first concern is to bring it to an end as soon as possible. It sends UNITED NATIONS peace-keeping forces to help to reduce tensions, keeping opposing forces apart trying to create peaceful agreements on the floor. If a violation or negative answer follows, the council decides on enforcement measures, economic sanctions such as trade embargoes or collective military action.

                 2)    Background

The terrorism is the use of systematic violence by fear or terror to cause a criminal action, in the most part of terrorist attacks the main objective is to cause damage and intimidate victims, the cause of the attacks can be political, religious or ideological disagree with the citizens or governments, in most part of them are responsibility of the criminal organizations of a country. Last 15 years the world has seen many terrorist attacks, such as: 11 September 2001(twin towers), 4 March 2009 (Iraq) 300 innocent deaths.

Nowadays most part of countries has serious problems with crime organizations, nowadays terrorism has become a life style that is consider normal for many people. In it are many styles such as: political, quasi-terrorism or civil terrorism, finally all this types cause the same. Countries are taking actions to combat and prevent terrorism like: USA, Spain, México, Brazil, UK and China just to mention a few.

Countries are making their best to combat the crime organizations trough military forces, and the decisions that countries found to combat terrorism is the violence such as happen whit Iraq that is living a civil war. Other countries that don’t have the enough military power to combat them are only staying quiet while the terrorists act.  

                 3)    Spain´s policy and involvement

 In Spain there are serious troubles with terrorism caused by criminal organizations, but with any doubt ETA is the main causative of actual criminal problems. ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna) is a criminal organization considered one of the most dangerous of the globe, founded in 1958 they were looking for the change of regimen in France they had the help of the most part of France and Spain population until they became a terrorism organization. The worst terrorist attack in Spain was on March 11, 2004 ETA attacked 4 trains of the public transportation, leaving only pain and tears on the faces, the results were catastrophic 190 deaths and 1700 injured.

After this Spain realized the true situation that the country is crossing, besides ETA Spain has the presence of local criminal organizations that also impacts the population with attacks, kidnappings and terrorism acts. An example is the kidnapping of a child of 22 months that appeared death in a river after the price of rescue was paid. It is important to refer that Spain has an important participation on the Global congress of security; here Spain was discussing an agreement that provides economical resources to countries that are encouraging criminal organizations, this was a very good idea of the president Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero. 

To conclude it is important to say that nowadays, criminal actions by ETA are finished and security has been improved approximately a 4.80% because of the constant government attacks against criminals.

                 4)    Negative consequences of the past solutions

Both ecological and financial risks incorporate several of the characteristics we have enumerated that make risks politically explosive. They go beyond rational calculation into the realm of unpredictable turbulence. Moreover, they embody the struggle over the distribution of ‘goods’ and ‘bads’, of positive and negative consequences of risky decisions. But above all, what they have in common is that their effects are deterritorialized. That is what makes them global risks.

Financial risks are more immediately apparent than ecological risks. A consciousness leap is not required to recognize them. By the same token, they are more individualized than ecological risks.

A further distinction can be made, however, between ecological and financial threats on the one hand, and the threat of global terrorist networks on the other. Ecological and financial conflicts fit the model of modernity’s self-endangerment.

                  5)    Proposals

Spain’s delegation is willing to give more power of combat to the police and army forces, but not only will be focusing on the government’s violence but also my delegation is going to create an intelligence centre that will watch and spy all the criminal organizations in Spain.

Also my government is offering a plan as a new strategy to combat criminal structures focusing on economical attacks. As well Spain will focus on the future generations by improving the actual plan and programs for studying.

Therefore fomenting the values on families and creating conscious about the actual world’s situations. For this Spain hopes that we can create healthy ideas on students to avoid the criminal future actions.

Bibliography: (Only one Wikipedia allowed.... minimum 5 sources per position paper).

No author, (nd) UN SECURITY COUNCIL, Viewed March 4, 2012. Consult URL:

Beck U. , 2002, Theory, Culture & Society, viewed March 4, 2012. Consult URL:

Wikipedia, (nd), Spains terrorism, consult day: March 2 2012, consult URL:

Prensa latina, (13/12/04), consult day: March 2 2012, consult URL:

UN, (nd), un action to counter terrorism, consult day: march 2 2012, consult URL:





DELEGATE'S GROUPS


ANA NOCHEZ 25ss Grupo:    1st A
No.  LAST NAME NAME COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1 ALARCON VALENCIA ALFREDO ETHIOPIA CND
2 ALCAZAR RAMIREZ NAYELHI JULIETA FRANCE SC
3 BARCENAS GUTIERREZ LOURDES CHINA CND
4 CASTAÑEDA VILLAGRAN FRANCISCO JAVIER PUERTO RICO UNCCPCJ
5 CORDERO GUZMAN REGINA UK CND
6 CUEVAS PUIGFERRAT  PABLO USA UNEP
7 DIAZ  SANCHEZ IAN ALEXIS ISRAEL CT
8 FLORES ALVAREZ  JESSICA GERMANY CT
9 FLORES ZARCO NATALIA SWEDEN HR
10 FRANCO LIRA EDGAR ANDRES MEXICO SC
11 GARCIA BRAVO DIEGO ALEJANDRO MEXICO CND
12 GOMEZ DIAZ DE SANDI FERNANDA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES CND
13 GÓMEZ  PRADO JOCELYN FRANCE UNCCPCJ
14 GONZALEZ LAZCANO ROBERTO ALAN BRAZIL SC
15 GONZALEZ OLMOS LEOMAR ANTONIO RUSSIA GA
16 IBARRA DE LA PEÑA MARIA JOSE GREECE EU
17 LARIOS CHAPARRO XIADANI NETHERLANDS  GA
18 LOPEZ PORTILLO GONZALEZ MARIA FERNANDA ERITREA UND
19 MORALES CRUZ CAROLINA RUSSIA UNCCPCJ
20 MORFIN  HERNANDEZ EDGAR LEONARDO RUSSIA EU
21 PACHECO GONZALEZ LUIS EDUARDO FRANCE EU
22 REYES RODRIGUEZ DIEGO VENEZUELA UNCCPCJ
23 SALIM RIVERA SEBASTIAN DE JESUS BOTSWANA SC
24 SANTOYO  ALEJANDRE MONICA INGRID BELGIUM EU
25 ZARZA RAMIREZ DEL PRADO OMAR RICARDO SOMALIA HR



URIEL 
34ss
Grupo:    1ST B


No.  DELEGATE COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1 ALVAREZ  ZETINA CESAR ALEJANDRO ITALY UNICEF
2 ARJONA RUIZ JOSE ENRIQUE RUSSIAN FEDERATION UNICEF
3 CHAVEZ CHAVERRI  IAN PANAMA UNCCPCJ
4 BAUTISTA QUINTERO DIEGO OLIVERIO PANAMA CT
5 BERUMEN RODRIGUEZ DANIEL CHINA UNICEF
6 CAMPOS CARRETERO ANGEL ANTONIO ARGENTINA UNCCPCJ
7 CASTILLO MORALES SANDRA MARISA INDIA UNEP
8 DE LEON BANDA MARIANA CHINA UNEP
9 ESCANDON MENDIOLA CLAUDIO SANTIAGO NICARAGUA UNCCPCJ
10 FIERROS FLORES OSCAR EDUARDO NIGER UNICEF
11 FORCADA JAIMES ALISON ZIMBABWE UNICEF
12 GONZALEZ NOLASCO IRVING RAFAEL BRAZIL WHO
13 HERNANDEZ ANDRADE ARANZA UK UNCCPCJ
14 HINOJOSA CONTRERAS XIMENA GERMANY UNEP
15 HINOJOSA  REYES  DIEGO ANTONIO THAILAND UNICEF
16 LOPEZ REYES ANDRES UK  UNEP
17 MAGAÑA FLORES LUIS FERNANDO CONFERENCE OFFICER GA
18 MAILLARD GUEVARA MIGUEL ANGEL AUSTRALIA UNEP
19 MENDEZ PIMENTEL CHRISTOPHER UKRAINE UNEP
20 MORA CARDENAS JORGE KAZAKHSTAN UNICEF
21 MORON LOPEZ LUIS FERNANDO USA UNICEF
22 NUÑEZ VALENCIA PAULINA GABRIELL RUSSIA CND
23 OLGUIN GARRIDO MARIA FERNANDA GERMANY WHO
24 PEREZ GONZALEZ VIDAL CHINA WHO
25 PAZ GONZALEZ CLAUDIA DANIELA SWEDEN UNEP
26 RODRIGUEZ RUBIO MARIA FERNANDA BARBADOS UNEP
27 RODRIGUEZ RUIZ EMILIANO FRANCE WHO
28 SALCIDO LUNA MARIA FERNANDA INDONESIA UNEP
29 SANCHEZ  CEBALLOS SARAHÍ CONFERENCE OFFICER  WHO
30 TORRES DIAZ MAGDA AURORA CONGO UNICEF
31 VALENCIA  DIAZ EDITH GERMANY UNICEF
32 VALSECA LARA FRIDA ALEJANDRA AFGHANISTAN WHO
33 VARGAS MOLINA TAMARA CONFERENCE OFFICER UNCCPCJ
34 VARGAS RIVERA VICTOR DANTON UK WHO




Oscar Ruiz 25 ss Grupo:    1st C
No.  LAST NAME NAME COUNTRY-POSITION COMMITTEE
1 AGUILAR RAMIREZ GABRIELA NOHEMI CONFERENCE OFFICER CND
2 ARRAZOLA GODOY DANIELA ARGELIA WHO
3 DELGADILLO RENDON RODRIGO AFGHANISTAN SC
4 GUTIERREZ CADENA EDUARDO EMILIANO INDIA HR
5 GUZMAN  CELAYA ALEJANDRO SPAIN HR
6 HUERTA GARCIA DE LEON JIMENA AFGHANISTAN HR
7 MARTINEZ MAGALLON STEPHANIA DENMARK EU
MARTINEZ MORALES SILVIA JIMENA GERMANY EU
8 MENDEZ  BAILLERES  XIMENA FINLAND EU
9 OLIVARES TRUJILLO JESSICA SOFIA IRAN SC
10 PALACIOS MUÑOZ MELANIE MORROCO CT
11 PATIÑO ZARZA JESSICA YAZMIN SOMALIA CT
12 RAMIREZ MEJIA MAXIMILIANO LIBYA UNCCPCJ
13 SALAS ROMERO ERICK  AUSTRIA WHO
14 SANCHEZ HERNANDEZ MARCO ANTONIO PAKISTAN CND
15 SANCHEZ LOPEZ FERNANDO RUSSIAN FEDERATION WHO
16 SANCHEZ MUSTAFA LUIS GERARDO SWITZERLAND EU
17 SOUROUJON DORANTES SERGIO SAMUEL NETHERLANDS EU
18 TORRERO  OCHOA MARIANO MAXIMILIANO RUSSIA HR
19 TORRES GUERRERO GUIOMAR FARID MODERATOR UNEP
20 TORRES GUERRERO OSMAN VLADIMIR CHINA HR
21 VALDES  ORDOÑEZ  MARIO ENRIQUE SWITZERLAND CND
22 VARGAS GARCÍA  GISELLE MONTSERRAT CHINA EU
23 VEGA MORENO KAREN SOFIA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA WHO
24 ZAGAL MANCEBO LUISA ROSENDA PRESIDENT UNEP








 
Oscar Ruiz 30 ss Grupo:    2nd A
No.  DELEGATE COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1 ALVAREZ GONZALEZ DANIELA  GUATEMALA SC
2  AVILES MONTELLANO CARLOS URIEL   CANADA HR
3 ANGELES TELLEZ FERNANDO SEBASTIAN   BRAZIL  HR
4 ARCE FIGUEROA ABRIL  UK CT
5 ARREOLA LUNA MARIANA ARGENTINA HR
6 BELLO LUNA PAMELA   SOUTH AFRICA WHO
7 CASTAÑEDA SANCHEZ KAREN FERNANDA   BRAZIL  UNCCPCJ
8 DOMINGUEZ SANTIAGO HORACIO   MEXICO UNEP
9 ESTRADA SAMANO THANIA   UK EU
10 FERNANDEZ DE LARA CABALLERO ANDRES DANIEL   UK SC
11 FLORES GARCIA VICTORIA   PRESIDENT WHO
12 GOMEZ GARCIA MAYTE FERNANDA   CHAIR GA
13 GONZALEZ SANGABRIEL DANIELA   IRAK SC
14 GUEVARA GUTIERREZ GUILLERMO   IRAN GA
15 GUNDERMANN LOPEZ HANS   MODERATOR EU
16 JIMENEZ BARRON CLARISA MODERATOR SC
17 MACIAS ALARCON LUISA CAMILA   CHINA SC
18 MADRIGAL TREJO DAVID   PRESIDENT EU
19 MARQUEZ MIRANDA JOSE RAUL   MEXICO CT
20 MAZA ZEPEDA RODRIGO   THAILAND GA
21 MORALES PRIETO ANTONIO MANUEL EGYPT EU
22 NILA LEON LESLIE SAHAD   IRAN UNICEF
23 ONOFRE SANTANA SAUL ALEJANDRO   SOMALIA GA
24 ORDAZ SURIANO RICARDO ADRIAN   MODERATOR  HR
25 PALACIOS TABOADA MAXIMILIANO   UNITED ARAB EMIRATES WHO
26 ROBLEDO GONZALEZ MARIA TERESA   IRAK CT
27 RUBIO GOMEZ MANUEL ALEJANDRO   PRESIDENT SC
28 SOTO RODRIGUEZ DAMIAN   GERMANY SC
29 TEA ESPINOSA DANAE   UNDER SECRETARY GENERAL PAZMUN 2012
30 TENORIO PEREA ROBERTO   NORWAY EU
31 TORRES MONTIEL ANDREA FERNANDA   FRANCE HR
32 ZARZA RAMIREZ DEL PRADO LUIS FERNANDO IRAN HR





Uriel Velazquez 16 ss Grupo:    2nd B
No.  DELEGATE'S COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1 ACOSTA HERNANDEZ ERICK ANTONIO  USA WHO
2 ALVAREZ CASTELLANO CARLOS IGNACIO   USA CND
3 ARREDONDO VARGAS CARLOS ALBERTO  ICELAND UNEP
4 BECERRIL ARELLANO JOSE MARTIN  CUBA UNCCPCJ
5 BUENROSTRO VELAZCO MIGUEL ANGEL  POLAND UNEP
6 CAMPOS FELIX DIAZ SOFIA XIMENA   CONFERENCE OFFICER SC
7 CAMPOS RAMIREZ PABLO MAXIMILIANO AUSTRALIA GA
8 CRUZ SERRANO SOFIA   RUSSIA SC
9 DOMINGUEZ PEREZ KARLA JAPAN UNICEF
10 ESTRADA SALINAS ALMA PAOLA   COLOMBIA UNCCPCJ
11 FLORES SANDOVAL CARLOS ALBERTO   BOLIVIA SC
12 HUIZAR GUZMAN VICTOR EDUARDO   SWITZERLAND UNEP
13 MARTINEZ VAZQUEZ ALEJANDRA   UK UNICEF
14 MIRANDA ALCANTARA JOCELYN MICHELLE   NORWAY UNEP
15 SANCHEZ CEBALLOS MARIANA   COLOMBIA CT
16 TORRES CANIZAL ALAN   INDIA CND



Ana Nochez B1 15 ss Grupo:    2nd B
No.  DELEGATE COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1 CRUZ CAMARILLO RAMÓN MODERATOR CND
2 DEL CASTILLO QUINTERO CABRERA MARIANA   CHINA UNCCPCJ
3 DIAZ SALGADO ADAMARI ESTEFANIA   SAUDI ARABIA WHO
4 FERNANDEZ ALVAREZ ANGEL RAFAEL   ALGERIA UNICEF
5 FERNANDEZ CABALLERO CECILIA ERITREA SC
6 GUTIERREZ HERNANDEZ CARLOS AARON   NIGERIA WHO
7 HERNANDEZ HERNANDEZ GABRIEL   RUSSIA CT
8 MATA MARDEGAIN ALEJANDRA   CONFERENCE OFFICER EU
9 MEJIA ORTEGA RODRIGO ANTONIO   FRANCE CND
10 MIXTEGA JIMENEZ JESUS ALEJANDRO   SOUTH AFRICA CT
11 PEREZ HERNANDEZ MARIA XIMENA   RUSSIAN FEDERATION UNEP
12 SARABIA MARTINEZ JOSE ANTONIO   AFGHANISTAN UNICEF
13 SOTO VARGAS SAYONARA AUSTRALIA WHO
14 THIERRY SANCHEZ KARLA   INDONESIA UND
15 TORRES ARMENDARIZ MYRNA LISSETTE   ITALY CT
16 TORRES SUAREZ ARTURO   SPAIN UNEP
17



Ana Nochez 18 ss Grupo:    3rd A
No.  DELEGATES COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1 AGUILAR RINCON GABRIELA   FRANCE UNEP
2 BARREIRO ALVAREZ JOSE JAVIER   CONFERENCE OFFICER CT
3 CARDOSO VILLEGAS IVAN   SOUTH AFRICA SC
4 CASAS RANGEL FRIDA FERNANDA   CHAIR EU
5 CHIQUET TAPIA KARLA MICHELLE   ARGELIA CT
6 DE LA BRENA CORONEL KARLA SOFIA   CHAIR HR
7 DE LA CONCHA URIBE ESTEPHANIA   GERMANY CND
8 GONZALEZ ENRIQUEZ MELANIE   CANADA UNEP
9 JIMENEZ MARQUEZ JAVIER ALEJANDRO   MODERATOR UNCCPCJ
10 LIM SEO TAE HEE   CHAIR WHO
11 LOPEZ FLORES ALDO   VENEZUELA SC
12 MARTINEZ ESPINOSA DIANA ROCIO ITALY UNEP
13 NUÑEZ ESQUIVEL MARIA FERNANDA   MODERATOR WHO
14 PRADO RAMIREZ JIMENA   CONFERENCE OFFICER UNEP
15 RAMIREZ COS NICOLAS BRAYAN   SOUTH AFRICA HR
16 RENDON GONZALEZ ESTEFANIA ITZIAR    CONGO WHO
17 RODRIGUEZ RODRIGUEZ MARIANA RICARDA   NORTH KOREA UNEP
18 TERAN ESTRELLA ALEJANDRO   AFGHANISTAN CT
19 TOVAR VELAZQUEZ EDNA ILIANA   CHAIR SC
20 WANG KAN YU   UK HR



Oscar Ruiz 19 ss Grupo:    3rd B
No.  DELEGATE COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1  ARAICO CUELLAR PAMELA FERNANDA   CHAIR UNCCPCJ
2  ARMAS RESENDIZ KAREN   CHAIR UNEP
3  ASCENCIO RODRIGUEZ ENRIQUE ANTONIO   BRAZIL CND
4  BETAN GUERRERO ANA LAURA   IRAN CND
5  CHAVEZ BARAJAS FATIMA YAMILE   MEXICO HR
6  DIAZ ALCANTAR KARLA ALEJANDRA   ECUADOR UNCCPCJ
7  GARCIA HERNANDEZ MARIA ELENA   PRESIDENT UNICEF
8  GRANADOS ISLAS LEONARDO ALONSO   SAUDI ARABIA HR
9  LAZO CANIZAL ORIANA   EGYPT WHO
10  LLAGUNO SAUL DANTE AZAEL   MEXICO UNCCPCJ
11  MACIAS VALADEZ AVILA GERMAN   USA CT
12  MARTINEZ MENDOZA ANDRES   PRESIDENT HR
13  MEJIA FLORES ALAN EMMANUEL   CHAIR UNICEF
14  MORA VELAZQUEZ MONICA YADHIRA   FRANCE UNICEF
15  MORAN ALVARADO ALEJANDRO   USA SC
16  RUIZ ESPARZA MIGUEL ALEJANDRO   COLOMBIA CND
17  SANCHEZ VELA MAGALI   USA UNCCPCJ
18 URIBE ARMENTA JOSE ALBERTO   SOUTH AFRICA UNICEF

Uriel Velazquez 33 ss Grupo:    3rd C
DELEGATE COUNTRY COMMITTEE
1 AGUILAR SANTOS ARIADNA MICHEL MODERATOR UNICEF
2  ARRATIA TOLEDO ANGELICA MONSERRAT   PRESIDENT CND
3  CABALLERO GUZMAN JAIR JOANEM   COLOMBIA SC
4  CHAVEZ CASTREJON IVAN ALEJANDRO   MODERATOR GA
5  CONSTANTINO RODRIGUEZ LORENA   AUSTRALIA CT
6  DE LA ROSA NIETO ANDREA LIZETTE   JAPAN UNCCPCJ
7  DIAZ ORTIZ GABRIELA   IRAK HR
8  DURON AGUILERA LUIS HECTOR   NETHERLANDS UNEP
9  FERNANDEZ SOLIS LAURA RENATA   PRESIDENT UNCCPCJ
10  GARCIA HERNANDEZ JOSE ALEJANDRO   CHAIR CT
11  GOMEZ DIAZ DE SANDI ANGELINA   IRAN CT
12  GONZALEZ MARTINEZ DIANA   CHAIR CND
13  GUTIERREZ CHAVEZ MARIO GABRIEL   USA GA
14  HERNANDEZ ORTIZ CARLOS IVAN   CHINA GA
15  JALLATH CARREON SOFIA   AFGHANISTAN GA
16  LOPEZ AGUILAR OMAR ALEJANDRO   SOMALIA CND
17  LOPEZ TOLEDANO LUIS JOAQUIN   PRESIDENT CT
18  LOZA LIMON FERNANDO   UK GA
19  MARTINEZ DAVILA DIANA PAULA   USA HR
20  MEZA CRUZ ELIZABETH   ARGENTINA CND
21  ORTEGA CHAVEZ MARIA DE LOS ANGELES   PAKISTAN EU
22  ORTIZ MONTIEL MIGUEL ANGEL   SPAIN EU
23  RAMIREZ MEJIA ISMAEL   EGYPT UNICEF
24  REYES CASTILLO SERVIO TULIO   PRESIDENT GA
25  ROBLES ROMERO RENE ADOLFO   FRANCE GA
26  RUEDA PLA GIBRAN SAUL   CUBA GA
27  TORRERO OCHOA FERNANDO MARIO   GERMANY GA
28  TORRES CASTILLO ALDO   UNITED ARAB ERMIRATES GA
29  TRUJILLO FRANCO VALERIA   LIBYA UND
30  ULLOA AREVALO ANDREA MONSERRAT   CONFERENCE OFFICER UNICEF
31  VEGA OSNAYA MAURICIO FRANCISCO   MODERATOR CT
32  VIGUERAS RIVERA VALERIA  SECRETARY GENERAL PAZMUN 2012
33  ZALDIVAR MILAN SABINA   CONFERENCE OFFICER HR