text: territorial integrity and to develop the economy and improve livelihood, The just struggle of the Nicaraguan people has won the sympathy and admiration of the people of the world and of China. The Extraordinary Ministerial Meeting of the Co-ordiriating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries held at Managua from 10 to 14 January 1983 and the Seventh Conference of Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries at Neti Delhi from 7 to 12 March 1983 both reaffirmed their support for the just cause of the Nicaraguan Governmeflt and people. 96. An important cause of the present tension around Nicaragua and, consequently, of the deteriorating aitua” ti ti1 oj I? id P > e %r in the whole of Central America lies in the interven- tion by a super-Power. Such intervention is firmly Opposed by th e eo les of various countries of that p p Q@on, including Nicaragua, which strongly demand that the super-Powers should desist from embroiling Central America in their rivalry. We consider that this demand is entirely justified and should therefore be supported. 97, The Chinese delegation is of the view that in order t0 diminish and remove tension in Central America it is essential that the super-Power should cease its interven- tion there. The independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Nicaragua and other States of Central Amer- ica should be respected. Central American problems Should be solved by the peoples of the region themselves. 98. As regards the differences and disputes between Nicaragua and other States of the region, we hope that they would be solved in a pe,aceful and fair manner by Nicaragua and the countries concerned through negotia- tions, free from outside interference and in conformity with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations, particularly such established norms of international rela- tions as mutual respect for independence, sovereignty, 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or declaration, discussing the political situation in Nicaragua and the region of Central America. It touches on themes of international relations, sovereignty, and the role of superpowers, but does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.