text: Nations, Dr, Francesc venalreLL, rneeting from 27 May to 1 'June 1990. for the purPose of irnpLementiag the decisions t.aken in the city of Oslo, Norway. and contained in the "Basic Agreement for the Search for Peace by Political Means" antl r"ith the ain of specifying actions aud political neans for the peacefuf solution of the national problems and the enhancenent of functional and ParticiPatory denocracy in Guatenala,A,/ 44,/ 959 English Paqe 2 State I framework of the Ol.so, Norway, and Esquipulas II Agreements and the constitutional framework in effect iu the Republic of the expless will to achieve a f,irn antl lasting peace in our i They aqree l 1. To ratify in its totality the ,'Basic Agreemeat for the search for Peace by Political Means", signed in the ci.ty of oslo, Nornay, on 30 March 1990, by the detegation of the National Reconciliation conrnission of, Guatemala (CNR) and the delegation of the Uuidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemal'teca (URNG). 2. That, in order to achieve Peace and the enhaBcement of the democratic system, it is aecessary to promote the ParticiPation of all forces and political and social sectors in the definiEion of the whole body of institutional. changes that will nake it possible to achieve the futl oPeration of the civic and Political rights of organization and expressioni inalependent economic devel,opment, general lrell-being, social justice and unrestricted respect for the indePen'lence of the powers of the State, iu order to secure and guarantee the application of justice, lespect for the integrity of the individual, honesty anal probity in Public administrabion and the defence anal safeguarding of nationaL sovereignty' 3. The need is recognized to pronote a process of revision and institutional reforn that includes the legal order of the country, with the conmitnent to promote
analysis: This text appears to be a political agreement or treaty between the National Reconciliation Commission of Guatemala and the Revolutionary National Unity of Guatemala, aiming to promote peace, democracy, and institutional reforms in Guatemala. The text mentions the protection of civic and political rights, institutional changes, and the promotion of social justice and economic development, but does not specifically focus on a particular sector or area.