text: Permanent Council, i/ After considering the report, the Permanent Council adopted a resolution on 11 July, 5/ in the third operative paragraph of which it recommended that the GOVernmen~a Of Nicaragua and Costa Rica should aproCeed to start the talks rt:lerred to in the communicatione exchanged between the two presidents on July 1 and 3, 19851 within the framework of the Contadora countrieB’ negotiating proceee”. In order to evaluate the state of the negotiation procees in the light of the circumstancee described above and of the situation prevailing in the Central American region, the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Colombia, Mexico, Panama and VeneZUela decided to meet on Contadora IBland, Panama, on 21 and 22 July , In addition to reaffirming the validity of the aims which gave rise to the diplomatic initiative Of our Governments and to recognizing the urgent need for the parties directly concerned to arrive at the specific agreements to which they committed themselves in the Document of Objectives of September 1983, we agreed on a set. of actions aimed at strengthening diplomatic action. u In par titular , we decided to give impetue to the procees of negotiation on the Contadora Act by sending the Vice-Ministere for Foreign Affairs of our countries on B ViSlt t0 Centrdl America 80 a8 to have their viewe and obeervaticne on outstanding matters and thus make it poeBible to finalise the draft international legal instrument. That visit took place from 3 to 8 August and included the five Central Amer ican COUntr iebi, where its aim to promote diplomatic reconciliation effort6 WdS by and large accomplished, In dddition, and in accordance with the resolution of the permanent Council 01 OAS of 11 July 1985, we invited the Governments of Nicaragua and Coota Rica to 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué from a regional organization, discussing the situation in Central America and the efforts of several countries to promote peace and reconciliation in the region. The text mentions the Contadora process, a diplomatic initiative aimed at resolving conflicts in the region, and the adoption of a resolution by the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS). The text also mentions the sending of vice-ministers to Central America to promote diplomatic reconciliation efforts.