text: discriminating against women that contradicts or alters constitutional provisions may be implemented; (b) Article 187. Any citizen has the right to file an appeal regarding the unconstitutionality of any law, decree or regulation that is inconsistent with the Constitution; (c) Article 188. Recourse of amparo (enforcement of constitutional rights) against any provision, act or ruling, and in general, against any action or omission of any official or authority that violates, or attempts to violate, the rights and guarantees affirmed in the Constitution. All these remedies are lodged with the Supreme Court, the highest of the courts of justice. 11. Regarding the guarantee of the right of men and women to enter into marriage with their free and full consent, in chapter IV of the Constitution, concerning family rights, article 72 states that marriage and stable de facto unions are protected by the State, are based on voluntary agreement between a man and a woman, and may be dissolved by mutual consent or by the will of one of the parties. 12. As to measures to facilitate the establishing of a family, article 70 of the Constitution states that the family is the fundamental nucleus of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State; article 71 also stipulates that it is the right of Nicaraguans to form a family. The law regulates and protects this right. 13. The Nicaraguan Social Security and Welfare Institute (INSSBI), the agency principally dealing with Nicaraguan families, has a family protection programme that goes beyond merely protective action, i.e. beyond requests for alimony, restraining orders on travel and recognition of children; it also provides counselling for family problems such as marital and family conflicts and disputes involving minors.E/1986/3/Add.l5 page 3 14. Various legal instruments define and broaden the tasks of the Family 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the rights and guarantees of Nicaraguan citizens, particularly in regards to family and marriage, which suggests a strong connection to the fields of human rights and social welfare. Additionally, the text mentions specific institutions and programs that provide support to families, which implies a connection to social services and healthcare.