text: of individual State8 lies in ensuring that the judiciary enjoya sufficient authority and autonomy to put an end to violations of those righter 22. That, to that end, the absolute independence of the judiciary must be guaranteed3 23. That that guat’antee may be achieved only if judicial officials enjoy security of office and if the judiciary ie ensured budqetary autcxlomy 80 that it may be absolutely and unauestionably independent of the other authorities# CONVINCED ALSO8 24. Of the need to Strengthen eauitable economic and social structure6 in order to promote a genuinely democratic eyatem and permit full enjoyment by the people of the right to work, education, health and culture8 25. Of the high level of interdependence of the Central American Countries and the prospects which economic integration offer01 26. That the magnitude of the economic and eocial criefe affecting the region hae highlighted the need for changes in the economic and eocial etructures that would reduce the dependence and promote the eelf-sufficiency of the Central American countriee, enabling them to reaffirm their own identity1 27. Of the need to co-operate with each country in ite efforte to accelerate it8 economic and eocial development, by actively providing assistance in accordance with it6 development needs and objectivee) 28. That Central Americen econamic iateqration should conetitute an effective tool for economic and social development based on justice, solidarity and mutual benefit1 29. Of the need to reactivate, improve and restructure the procese of Central American economic inteyration with the active and institutional partiCipatiOn of all the States of the region) 30. That, in the reform of the exieting economic and eocial structures and the strengtheninq of regional inteqration, the Central American institution6 and authorities are called upon to afiaume primary reeponsibilityl / . . . A/40/737 s/ 17549 Enqliflh Paqe 37 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the economic and social development of Central American countries, highlighting the need for economic integration, structural changes, and cooperation to achieve economic and social development based on justice, solidarity, and mutual benefit. The text also emphasizes the importance of strengthening regional institutions and authorities in this process.