qenuinely interested in helpinq to reenlve the Central American criBin, who wo111(1 be proposed by the Contadora Group and accepted hy CoInmon nqreement try the C’csrlt.rirl American Governments. After it was revised in the course of neqotiationn by the countrir=A of thp Contadora Group so a8 to take into account the ideaa of the Central American Governmen ta, the repreeentatives of Cotta Rica, Guatemala and Nicaraqua adopteti the> propoRal without reservations. From 14 to 16 May, a second meetinq of hiqh-level representative8 WAR held, and it allowed the Contadora Group to achieve ite announced purpose of refiporidirrcl to the ob8ervationa made in the Tequciqalpa document of 20 Octtoher and Rubuittin(~ new formulae for achievinq a new balance amonq the moAt controverRia1 iterclc. On that occasion, on the baRis of the Central American propoaala, t.tw i teltlR relatinq to commitments with reqard to the ceweation of the arms race, to th t’oreiqn military presence, to the traffic in arms, t.o the action t:n tlcr takrn in reepect of 1 rreqular forces, to direct communicationn f4yf4temn and to joint !:cIcur ity commissions were dimussed, a8 well an some aspects relatinq to political / . . . A/40/737 S/l7549 Enqlinh Paqe 7 commitments in the field of: detente and national reconciliation and others relatinq to the field of economic and social commitments. The Contadora Group submitted formulae in respect of items still not resolved at the previmR meeting, relating to the ceeeation of the arm8 race and the foreiqn military presence. Draft additional protocol8 were also distributed to the Central American representatives, the purpose of which ie to enmire that the members df the international community respect Rnd eupport the commitments entered into by the Central American Governmenta in the Contadora Act on Peace and Co-operation in Centtal America. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a diplomatic agreement and its implications for regional peace and cooperation in Central America. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on international relations and politics rather than economic or social issues. The text mentions "arms race", "foreign military presence", and "commitments" which implies a focus on security and international relations.

**Category**
International relations