text: UNITED NATIONSAS GeneralAssembly SecurityCouncilDistr, GENERAL A/ 44/ 97 0 s/21504 13 August ENGLISH ORIGINAL:1990 SFANISH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourttr ses s ion Agenda item.34 THE SITUATION IN CENTRAI, AMERICA: THREATS TO IFTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURIAY AND PEACE INITIATIVES (Sianed) Emilia CASTRO tte BARISH Charg6 d'affaires a. i,of Costa Rica to theUnited Nations (Signed) Rafaet CASTETLANOS-CARRILLO Charg6 d'affaires of cuatemalato the United Nations(Signea) Alexander A, KRAVETZ Charg6 d'affaires a.i. of El SaLvador to the United Nations (Siqned) Roberto FLoRES BERMITDEZ Pernanent Representative of Honduras to the United NaeionsSECURITY COUNCIT Forty-fifth year Letter dated 13 Auqust 1990 f,ron the representatives of Costa Rica,Ef Salvador. Guatemala, Itonduras and Nicaraqua to the Unitqd Nations. addresseal to the Sec retary-Gene raf we have the hoDour to transnit herewith the Security Corunission Agreenent,adopted at San Jos6, Costa Rica, on 31 July 1990 by ttre Deputy I,.tinisteis forForeign Affairs of Costa Rica (Mr. Hern6.n iastro), El safvadlor(Mr. Ricardo Valdivieso), cuatemala (Mr. Mario Adri6n Rosal), londuras(Mr. Jaine Giiell) ana Nicaragua (Mr. Ernesto Leal), with Mr. walter Myers,Ambassador of Panama to Costa Rica, preseDt as an observer, r,rith a view toconsolidating the process of achieving peace and democracy and to generating acLimate of confidence and security iD the region. _ we should be grateful if you would arrange for this letter and its annex to becirculated as a documeut of the forty-fourth iession of the Generar Assenbrv. underagenda item 34, and of the Security Counci.l. (Siqneal) Roberto MAYORGA CORTES. Pernanent Representative of Nicaragua to the United Nations 90-18968 1867d (E)UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth session Agenda item34 THESITUATION INCENTRAL AMERICA: THREATS TOINTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY ANDPEACEINITIATIVESSecurity CouncilAS Distr. GENERAL Al44/970 S/21504 13August 1990 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: SPANISH SECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated13August 1990fromtherepresentatives ofCostaRica. ElSalvador, Guatemala, Honduras andNicaragua totheUnited Nations." addressed totheSecretary-General Wehavethehonour totransmit herewith theSecurity Commission Agreement,
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