text: 5. If lhe demobilization process does not unfold oormal]y, the Gover nent ofGuatenala 'would have to propose a review of the nechanisrns through whichhumauitarian assistarce is being provided to the members of the Nicaraquanresistance,A/44/950 S/21316 English Page2 ANNEX Press communique issued inGuatemala on25May1990 TheGovernment ofGuatemala competently awaits progress inthe demobilization oftheNicaraguan resistance 1.TheGovernment ofGuatemala reiterates itsfullsupport forthe Secretary-General oftheUnitedNations. Mr.Javier PerezdeCuellar, inthe various activities whichheiscarrying outattherequest oftheCentral American Presidents inordertoassist thepeaceprocess inCentral America. 2.TheGovernment ofGuatemala isconcerned, however, aboutthelackof satisfactory progress inthedemobilization oftheNicaraguan resistance, aprocess whichderives notonlyfromtheEsquipulas 11Accords butalsofromspecific agreements signed between important sectors oftheNicaraguan nation. Itmustbe recognized thatboththeGovernment ofNicaragua andtheUnited Nations Observer GroupinCentral America (ONUCA) haveworkedingoodfaithtofacilitate the demobilization ofthemembers oftheNicaraguan resistance. 3.TheGovernment ofGuatemala considers that,ifthedemobilization isnot completed bytheagreeddate,thestability ofthedemocratic process inthe neighbouring country couldbeseriously affected. Itwouldbemosthazardous if themembers oftheNicaraguan resistance weretoremain, armed, inthesecurity zonesinviolation ofwhatwasagreed between theleaders oftheresistance andthe Government ofNicaragua, anagreement thatprovided thebasisfortheSecurity Council oftheUnited Nations toauthorize ONUCAtoparticipate inthe demobilization process. 4.TheGovernment ofGuatemala appeals totheleaders andmembers ofthe Nicaraguan resistance todisplay ahistoric senseofresponsibility byhelping to achieve thefullreconciliation ofNicaraguan society andbyhaving confidence ina comprehensive programme whichwillallowtheirfullincorporation intothe economic, political andsociallifeoftheircountry. s.Ifthedemobilization process doesnotunfold normally, theGovernment of Guatemala wouldhavetopropose areview ofthemechanisms through which humanitarian assistance isbeingprovided tothemembers oftheNicaraguan resistance. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from the Government of Guatemala regarding the demobilization process of the Nicaraguan resistance. The focus is on the humanitarian aspect, the stability of the democratic process, and the provision of assistance to the members of the Nicaraguan resistance. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, or industry. The text does not seem to be related to agriculture, forestry, fishing, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, or employment.