text: The Goverflment of Guatemala competentLv awaits progress in thedemobilization of the Nicaraguan resisEauce 1. The covernment of cuatenala reiterates its full support for the sec retary-Generar of the united Nations, Mr, Javier p6rez d.e cu6llar, in thevarious activities which he is carrying out at the request of the central AmericanPresidents in order to assist the peace process i!, Central funerica, 2. The Gover::ment of Guatemala is concerned, however, about the lack ofsatisfactory progress in the demobir.ization of the Nicaraguan resistance, a processwhich derives not onry fron the Esquipuras rr Accord.s but ar.so frorn specificagreenents signed between important sectors of the Nicaraguan nation. rt nust berecognized thac both the Government of Nicaragua and the united Nat.ions observerGroup ln centraf Arnerica (oNUcA) have worked in good faith to facirit.ate thedemobilization of the members of the Nicaragua! resistance. 3' The GoverDment of Guatemala considers that, if the denobirizatioD is nobconpleted by the agreed date, the stability of the democratic process in theneighbouring couDtry could be seriously affected. It nould be most hazardous ifthe rnembers of the Nicaraguan resistance irere to rernain, armed, in the securityzones in vioLation of lrhat was agreed betvreeD the leaders of the resistance anal theGovernment of Nicaragua, an agreement that provided the basis f,or the securitycouncil of the united Nations to authorize oNUcA to participate in thedemobilization process. 4. The Governnent of Guatemala appeals to the lead.ers and nenbers of theNicaraquan resistance to dispray a historic sense of responsibir.ity by her.ping toachieve the furl reconcir,iation of NicaraguaD society ana uy ha.rirr-g clnfideace in acornprehensive prograrune which wirl alrow their furl incorpoiatioa into theeconornic, political and social life of their couacry.
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from the Government of Guatemala regarding the demobilization of the Nicaraguan resistance. The language used is diplomatic and emphasizes the importance of achieving a peaceful resolution to the conflict. The text does not mention economic, natural, or environmental issues, nor does it discuss specific industries or sectors. Instead, it focuses on the political and social implications of the conflict and the need for reconciliation.