text: Corr.l and Add.l) and of the Special Rapporteur on torture (E/CN.4/1990/17), "Taking into account the fact that the constitutional Government of Guatemala has made considerable efforts to guarantee the full application of human rights and fundamental freedoms and promote the process of democratic consolidation, and is to hold general elections in October of this year, "Taking note of the fact that the Procurator for Human Rights, with the support of the Government of Guatemala, has decided to expand and strengthen his functions by, inter alia, establishing an investigation department and departmental offices throughout Guatemala and expanding his procuratorial functions before the courts, "Seriously concerned, however, at the persistent climate of violence in Guatemala, which has worsened and in which serious violations of human rights are still occurring, as a result of the activities of groups beyond the control of the Government, "Deeply disturbed also by the activities of the 'death squads' which are deemed responsible for disappearances and murders, "Concerned further at the economic, social and cultural rights situation of the Guatemalan population in general, "Disturbed by the serious situation faced since time immemorial by the indigenous populations, who have been subjected to discrimination and exploitation, as well as to serious violations of their human rights and fundamental freedoms, "Taking note of the fact that the advisory services have helped to create an awareness of the importance of promoting and protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms, "Considering that it is necessary to continue to observe the situation through advisory services in the field of human rights, with a view to promoting full respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms and supporting the Government's efforts in that direction, "1. Expresses its gratitude to the Expert for the work done during
analysis: This text appears to be a report from a United Nations body, discussing the human rights situation in Guatemala. It highlights concerns about violence, disappearances, and human rights violations, as well as the need to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms. The text also mentions the government's efforts to consolidate democracy and the role of an ombudsperson in investigating human rights abuses.