text: in national elections scheduled for 25 February 1990, as well as the positive response of the Secretary-General, noting with interest the agreement signed on 15 September 1989 at Mexico City by the Government of El Salvador and the Frente Farabundo Marti para la Liberation National to continue the process of dialogue in an effort to reach an understanding through political agreements that would put an end to the armed conflict by political means in the shortest possible time, as well as to encourage the democratization of the country and to reunify Salvadorian society, and the decision of the Secretary-General to accept the invitation extended to him by the above-mentioned parties for the United Nations to participate a6 a witness in the meeting held at San Jose from 16 to 18 October 1989, recognizing the unfailing determination and the decisive contribution of the Contadora Group and its Support Group in favour of peace in Central America, bearing in mind the particular importance which the implementation of its resolution 421231 of 12 May 1988 concerning the Special Plan of Economic Co-operation for Central America and other relevant resolutions had for the improvement of the living standards of the Central American people, commended the desire for peace expressed by the Central American Presidents in signing on I August 1987 at Guatemala City the agreement on **Procedures for the establishment of a firm and lasting peace in Central America” and in issuing their subsequent declarations and agreements; expressed its strongest support for these agreements; exhorted the Governments to continue their efforts to achieve a firm and lasting peace in Central America and expressed its fervent hopes for the effective implementation of the agreements signed at Tela, Honduras, on 7 August 1989; appealed to the countries which were outside the region but which have links with 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution, discussing the situation in Central America and the efforts to achieve peace and democracy in the region. It mentions agreements, declarations, and resolutions, which suggests a focus on international relations and politics.