text: American countries convey their gratitude to the Pret;iclcrlt ot thca ItepuDlic ot Panama, Dr. Nicol/e Ardita Barletta, tom the expressions ot support tor the process of negotiation which he made at the inauqural meeting and tar F.he hospitality nud consideration shown by the Government ot his country in the intereot ot the efficient conciuct of work. “Annex I Un the kidnappinq of tllr dauqtrter ot PrPnldrtit Duarte The MiniHtera tor Foreign Attairn ot the Contador;l Group and ot the Central American countries express their solidarity with thQ Preetdcnt of the Republic at El Salvador, Mr. Jo& Napolebn Duarte, whose daughter, Mrs. In&s Guadalupe Duarte Durbn, has been kidnapped. They join in categorically condemninq the action, which constitutes a reprehensible case of terrorism, and in appealing to thoee rcaponsible to return her eeto and aound to her home, Panama City, 12 September 1985.” “Annex I I On Guatemala The Ministers Yor Foreiqn Attatrlr ot the Contadoro Group and ot the Central American countries, meeting in Panama City on 12 and 13 September A9S5, having reviewed the political and social sttuatton in Central America, and having heard tha statement made by the Guatemalan Minister tar E’oreiqn Attairs, Mr. Fernando Andrdde Diaz-Durdn, join in acknowletiqinq the importance and siqni t icance ot the process towards democratic constitutionality now tdkinrj place in the Republic ot Guatemala. The Minrsters for E’oreiqn Attairs of tllfn Contalor a Group consider it Ilsl?tul , in makt~lq that 3Cknowledqi?nlent, to vr)icl? thrllr tlopes tc,r the succr?sstul conclusion ot that prcx2e5n, which is making a decisive contribution to thfa stri=riqtht~nlnq i~ntl con::oli(l;itiorl ot’ the ~.lrmocr,3tic system in Latin AlTlPrlCA. Panama City, 1.3 Scptemt)Pr LY&15,'4 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document, discussing international relations, solidarity, and support among countries in Central America. The main topics are the kidnapping of a political figure's daughter and the political and social situation in Guatemala. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather a focus on international relations and political issues.