text: UNOTED NATIONS S Securlty Council Distr. GENERAL W21379 29 June 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH UNITED NATIONS OBSERVER GROUP IN CENTRAL AMERICA peport of the Secretar+General 1. The present report ia submitted to the Security Council in response to paragraph 3 of resolution 656 (1990) of 8 June 1990, in which the Council requested the Secretary-General to keep it fully informed of further developments relating to the demobiliõation of the members of the Nicaraguan Resistance and fn particular to report to it not later than 29 June concerning the completion of the demobilization process. 2. 1 am happy to be able to inform the Security Council that, at 1900 hours local time on 28 June 1990, demobilization had been completed at al1 locations, encept for one in Nicaragua where a handful of members of the Nicaraguan Resistance remalned to be demobilisedt their demobilization teas eapected to be completed today, whereupon the location in question (zone 8) was to be closed. The Chief Military Observar of the United Nations Observer Group in Central America (ONUCA) has reported that he has received from the commander of each of the four *@fronts” of the Nicaraguan Resistance (Northern, Central, Southern, Atlantic) a document in which the commander concerned certifies that al1 combatants under his command have been demobilized; that al1 arms, ammunition and military equipment have been handed over to ONUCA and no such material has been hidden; and that either the military structure of the front concerned has beea dissolved (Atlantic and Central Pronts) or the front has definitively abandone8 the arme8 struggle (Northern Front) or it has converted itself into a political forte (Southern Pront). General Quesada has also received a letter from the Minister of the Presidency of the Nicaraguan 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the demobilization of the Nicaraguan Resistance, which suggests that it is related to a political or military conflict. The report mentions the United Nations Observer Group in Central America (ONUCA) and the demobilization process, which implies that it is related to international relations and peacekeeping efforts.