They rejected the use of force for the settlement of international disputes and agreed upon the necessity to adhere to the principles of law which are applicable to the settlement of international controversies in seeking solutions to problems which may affect the countries and peoples of the Hemisphere, rejecting violence and arbitrary action.
Joint Statement following Discussions With the President of Ecuador.
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