text: interpretation8 of the extreme left and the extreme right with regard to our process of democra tfza tion , which began in 1979, rtrengtkened and legitiuized through the eicctions tc, a constituent assembly in 1982, national elections in 1984 and elections for representatives and municfpel officials thfs year0 my Government hae remained convinced that it ir possible to promote e democratic procese which : 4mmv. 19 a3 _ Wr. Csstillo Claraummt, El 8alvador) reqmndv to the will and the interests oL the pmple of El Salvador within a POlitical and philosophiaal ftaae of action. In that contewt, pfuralism, representation, participation, 6h 4al justice, equity and the comon good are @m element6 of ~kability which bind tuqether the vafioua 6lmmt6 of a new society in Mich the i.nedividual and the community a6 a whole ate the ultimate beneficiaries Of a 6OChl and national action, as laid dOWI in our political coa6titution, thus offering a national hietoriaal alternative to the crisis and offering options for the peaceful and comprehensive settl6amt, likely to contribute to consolidation of the process and the new deaocra tic insti to tions of the Re;?lublic. To conaolida te t-his process, we are developing and perfecting the most comprehensive agrarian reform in Latin America. we are Mtionalizing the banking and financial systems and also nationalising foreign trade, in order to channel our policies and resources towards the building of a more just, deocra tic, par tic+ tory and . unified society which strives for the comcm good of the body politic s a whole and for the individual as an essential part of that whole- To ensure the oomon good we must guarantee the eoonaic benefits of labour, property and the dir tribu tton of wealth based on param ters that are focused on principles of justice and equity. These are the foundations of our econaic 
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement by a government official in El Salvador, outlining the country's process of democratization and its economic policies. The text mentions the importance of agrarian reform, nationalization of banking and financial systems, and foreign trade, suggesting that the government is prioritizing economic development and social justice. The text also touches on themes of democracy, representation, participation, and the common good, which suggests that the category should be broader than just economic development.