text: counter-revolutianacy groups camped in the area of Las Vegas, in the Honduran department of El Pacaiso, numbering about 800 mercenaries, attempted an invasion by penetratinq the sector of El Rosario, in Boca de Poteca, Nicaragua, with the Support of units of the Honduran Army and Air Force. The land forces of the Sandinist People's Army and helicopter-borne units Proceeded to repulse the invasive action, fighting until the afternoon, when at 2.41 p.m. F-86 fighter planes of United States manufacture belonging to the Honduran Air Force violated Nicsraquan air space and territory and launched a criminal attack against our air and land forces. This attack was repulsed by the Sandinist People's Army. Also today, at 2.30 p.m.. a Nicaraguan civilian aircraft arrived at Toncontin, an airport in Honduras, after being hijacked in another act of terrorism encouraged by the United States Government and praised by the Government of Honduras, which, in open violation of the campaign against terrorism in the air being waged throughout the world, presented over the radio and on television four persons who were stated to have hijacked the Nicaraguan aircraft. Also today, at 4.20 p.m., mercenaries in the service of the United States Government attacked from Costa Rican territory with 81-millimetre mortar fire the frontier post of PeAas Blancas in Nicaragua, securing hits with eight of the mortar shots 200 metres from the Nicaraguan installations and on the road. All these aggressive actions have been accompanied WY threatening speeches and notes from the Government of Honduras, which is thus allowing itself to be instrumental in calling for interventionist and criminal action by the United States Government against the people and Government of Nicaragua. The Government of Nicaragua once again appeals to the Government of Honduras to cease its open support for the mercenary forces of the Central Intelligence 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from the Nicaraguan government condemning the actions of counter-revolutionary groups and the Honduran government in support of them. The text describes military actions, including an invasion, hijacking, and mortar attacks, and accuses the US government of encouraging and supporting these actions. The tone is clearly political and confrontational, suggesting that the text is more concerned with international relations and politics than with economic or social issues.