text: UNITED NATIONS GeneralAssemblyDistr. GENERAL a/ 44/ 958 27 June 1990 ENGLTSH oRIGIN.AL: SPANISiI Forty-fourth ses s ion Agenda iten 34 TIIE SITUATION IN CENTRA! AMERICA: THREATS To INTERNATIoNAI, PEACE A}TD SECURITY AND PEACE INTTIA.IIVES Letter dated 20 June 1990 fron the representatives of Costa Rica,Ef SaLvador, Guaternala. Honduras and Nicaraqua to the UnitedNations addressed to the Secretarv_Gene ral We have the honour to transmit herewittr the Antigua Declaration, signed ill theci.ty of Antigua, cuatemala, on 17 June 1990, by the presidents of the Republics ofCosta Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, and by the presi.alent ofPanama in his capacity as an invited observer, at the conclusion of the meetingtthi ch they held on 15, t6 and 17 ,tutre 1990. We are also enclosing the CentraLAmerican Economic PLan of a.ction arhich was adopted at the same neetiDg (see annex). We shouLd be grateful if you woufd arrangeofficial documents of the forty-fourth sessionaqenda ieen 34. (Signed) Emilia CASTRO de BARISH Charg6 d'affaires a. i. Permanent Mission of Costa Ricato the United Nations (Signed) Francisco VILLAGRAN DE LEONPernanent Representative Permanent Mission of Guatenafato the United Nationsfor both texts to be circulateal as of the Ceneral Assembly, under ( Siqnett) cuillermo A. MELENDEZ-BARAI{ONA Chalge d'affaires a. i. Pernanent Mi6siou of El Salvador to the United Nations (Siqned) Roberto FLORES BERMUDEZ Permanent Representative Permanent Mi, s s ion of Honduras to the United Nations (Signed) william VIGIL BLACK Charg6 d'affaires a. i. Pernanent Mission of Nicaragua to the United Nations 90-15820 2128a (E)UNITED NATIONS A General AssemblyDistr. GENERAL - Forty-fourth session Agenda item34xt&A/44/958 27June1990 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: SPANISH THESITUATION INCENTRAL AMERICA: THREATS TOINTERNATIONAL PEACE ANDSECURITY ANDPEACEINITIATIVES Letter dated 20June1990fromtherepresentatives ofCostaRica, ElSalvador, Guatemala, Honduras andNicaragua totheUnited Nations addressed totheSecretary-General Wehavethehonour totransmit herewith theAntigua Declaration, signed inthe cityofAntigua, Guatemala, on17June1990,bythePresidents oftheRepublics of
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communication related to a regional issue in Central America, mentioning the signing of a declaration and an economic plan of action. It does not seem to be related to a specific sector or industry, but rather to the broader context of international relations and peacekeeping.