as soon ds possible. The Government of Nicaraqua believes that such a visit Will enable the nations involved in this neqotlatinq effort to understand on the scene my Government’s etforts to normalize the situation in the area ot the trontler with Costa Rica. It is also ot Interest to my country to demonstrate once aqitln that the tensions between Costa Hlca and Nlcarayua are not consistent with my Government’s desire for peace. These conflict sltuatLons are the consequence and the direct result of the use of Costa Rlcan territory by mercenary tortes determined to spoil the relations between the two countries by provoklnq tictitious incidents which, attribluted without foundation to Nicaraqua, are used to lustily the war of aqqrpssion heinq waqed by the United States Government aqdinst the Nicaraquan people. The Government ot Nlcaraqua tlrmly and sincerely desires a tinal resolution of these artificial tensions. To that end, we have proposed establishinq d demilitarlzed zone between Costa Rica and Nicaraqua, under international supervision, with the support of the Contadora Group and the collaboration ot Fr ante . We are sure that the presence of a Contadora deleqation in the area ot the San Juan River would constitute an ImpOrtant step in the search tor ?dce and harmony between the sister nations ot Central America. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from the Government of Nicaragua, discussing tensions with Costa Rica and the efforts to normalize the situation. The language used suggests a focus on international relations, territorial disputes, and the desire for peace and harmony in the region. The mention of the Contadora Group and international supervision also indicates an international aspect to the issue.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief