text: Government which, in the name of the President of Nicaragua, states that the Nicaraguan Government, in the light of the results achieved and of the certificates signed by the leaders of the various fronts of the Nicaraguan Resietance, is fully satisfied with the procesa of demobilization that ONUCA has carried out ín fulfilment of its mandate. 3. The members of the Sscurity Council will recall that demobilization began in Honduras on 16 April 1990, It took place at four locatfons ín that countryt Danlí, La Kiatara, Yamales and Zacatal. The numbers of arme8 and u.narmed members of the Resistance who were demobilized at each of these locations are set out in annex 1 to the present report. SO-15913 18008 (Ej / l . . S/21379 English Page 2 4. As regards Nicaragua, demobilisation in that country began on 8 May 1990 but proceeded slowly until the signature of the Managua Protocol on 30 May 1990. Eight security zones were established for the purpose, zones 1 to 5 being for the members of the Northern and Central Fronts, sones 6 and 7 for the Atlantic Front and zone 8 for the Southern Front. The senior commanders of the Nicaraguan Resistance, together with members of their staff, travelled from zone 5 to the village of San Pedro de Lovago on 27 June 1990 and were demobilized there by ONUCA on the ssme day in a final ceremony attended by the President of Nicaragua, members of her Government and the Archbishop of Managua. A tempotary demobilization post was established at El Cedro on 20 June 1990 when ONUCA was made aware of the presente of some stragglers who had not reported to the security sones in that area before they were closed; demobilization continued there up to 28 June 1990. In addition, 15 members of the Nicaraguan Resistance reported for demobilination to the ONUCA 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political process, specifically the demobilization of resistance forces in Nicaragua, and the role of the United Nations in this process. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a report or statement from an international organization. The focus on the process of demobilization and the involvement of the UN and Nicaraguan government also suggests a category related to international relations or peacekeeping.