text: UNITED NATIONSAS GeneralAssembly SecurityCouncil Distr, GENERAL 4,,/ 44/969 s/2t47I 9 August ENGLTSH ORIGINAL:1990 SPANISH GENER.AL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth sessioa Agenda iten 34 THE SITUATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA: TIIREATS TO INTERNATTONAL PEACE AND SECURITY AND PEACE INITIATIVESSECURITY COUNCTLForty-fifth year of ltonduras to the United Nations addressed-toThe Secretary-General I have the honour to inforrn you of the Declaratioa of the Republic ofHonduras, on the third anniversary of the siquing of the procedure for theestablishment of a firm and lasting peace in Central tunerica. At the same tirne, r request you to have this note and its aDnex circufated asan offiqial docunent of the forty_f,ourth session of the General A,ssenbly, underagenda item 34, and of the Security Councit. (Siqned) Roberto FLORES BERMITDEZ Ambassad.or Permanent Representat.ive 90-186ss r779t (E)UNITED NATIONS ~~.~;:-~GeneralAssembly ~ ,~%..-Jff~ GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth session Agenda item34 THESITUATION INCENTRAL AMERICA: THREATS TOINTERNATIONAL PEACE ANDSECURITY ANDPEACEINITIATIVESSecurity CouncilAS Distr. GENERAL A/44/969 S/21478 9August 1990 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: SPANISH SECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated8August 1990fromthePermanent RepresentativeofHonduras totheUnited Nations addressed tothe Secretary-General Ihavethehonour toinform youoftheDeclaration oftheRepuh1ic ofHonduras, onthethirdanniversary ofthesigning oftheProcedure fortheestablishment ofafirmandlasting peaceinCentral America. Atthesametime, Irequest youtohavethisnoteanditsannexcirculated asanofficial document oftheforty-fourth session oftheGeneral Assembly. underagenda item34,andoftheSecurity Council~ ,(Signed) Roberto FLORES BERMUDEZ Ambassador Permanent Representative 90-18655 1719f(E)/... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryLl44/969 s/ 2147 8 English Page 2 ANNEX Declaration issued by the GovernmeDt of llonduras on 7 Auqust 19 90 rn August 1987. the Centraf Atnerican Governments, colvinced that the tirne ha'l cone to re;cue the region from violence anal the chaotic social' economic and political situacioD in which it fouud itself, agreed to meet i! Guatemala City in order to discuss the destinY of the region. rt was absolutely necessary to establish the conditious necessary for bringing to an end. the critical internal conflicts which nere afflictinq some countries of
analysis: This document appears to be a diplomatic note from the Permanent Representative of Honduras to the United Nations, reporting on the situation in Central America and the threats to international peace and security. The text mentions the signing of a procedure for establishing a firm and lasting peace in the region, and the declaration of Honduras on the third anniversary of this event. The document does not contain specific information on economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid. However, it does touch on the topic of peace initiatives, which may be related to the broader category of international relations.