text: Group, for the purpose of considerinq the modalities of supprt these Civernments will provide to the Contadora Group. I/ Amonq other action, the Governments of Arqentina, Brazil, Peru and Uruguay decided to make diplomatic representations, in support of the neqotiation Process, to the Central American Governments, to Governments with links to and interests in the reqion, and to other Governments committed to the peacezul solution of the regional conflict, We particularly appreciate this new expression of Latin America’e political will and capacity for concerted action to deal with reqional problems from a reqional perspective. The Cartaqena meetinq confirmed the Latin American countries’ serious concern about the Central American crisis and their decision to strenqthen the diplomatic negotiatinq effort promoted by the Contadora Group with specific action and stronq reqional unity, in the conviction that if the debate in Central America on the fundamental aueetions affecting its democratic, free and independent development does not produce a peaceful, neqotiated solution, the political and social stability of Latin America will be affected. Special attention was paid to the task of Promotinq the speedy conclusion and siqninq of the Act as the leqal instrument embodying the political commitment to understandiny iII the reqion and to the taek of encouraqinq Its effective implementation. 11; that connection, the Ministets for Foreiqn Affairs of the Contadora Group steted once aqain that the deterioratinq situation made it necessary for the aqreements to he siqned and the actions outlined at the meetinq of 21 and 22 July 1985 to PR carried out. The problems can be solved only throuqh dialoque and political and diplomatic neqotiations, and it in essential to defuse the most danqorous real and potential conflicts derivinq from economic and social inequality and from the lack of democratic political structures to deal with the fundamental aspirations of each society throuqh qenuine popular participation, 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international relations and diplomacy, discussing the efforts of Latin American governments to support the Contadora Group in negotiating a peaceful solution to the Central American crisis. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with an emphasis on promoting dialogue, political and diplomatic negotiations, and regional unity. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political and diplomatic efforts to resolve a regional conflict.