Consistefit with the major objeotives of peracre and democratfacrtion, and baa& On the proPioe made in this forum, there was held in La Palm, Chelatenango, on 15 Databer 1984, the f itet meeting between repreeentetivee of the Government and the YUUW?DR to initiati a process of dialogue, characterized by sincerity, honesty and good will in order to reaah understanding, in no way based on a dialogue of expadienoy foe the purpose of tauprcving positions. Our wmess to constructive dialogue aontinuea to be our rule, a fseling which has not been shared by the extremist groups. This was shown during the second round of talks held in Ayagualo, Lfbectad Department, on 30 November 1984, in which they took advantage of the meeting to incite to violence and not to strengthen the roa& to peace as we had proposed. fn general, in Ayaguenlo the extreaiot group@ asked for the unconditional surrender of a legi timatily constituted Government. Thue, deopite the cloak of misinformation on the development of the dialogue which was promted at We international level by the leadership of the FP(lLN-F’DRr *eY Placed a serious obstacle on the road m peace by trying tc use the dialogue for tactical putpo8e~, in order to concentrate efforts toward the global &4x/7 (Hr. Celsltfiio Clrrramunt, El !wwadOI) development of their strategy of protcacted popular war againat our people and it% irmtitutions. Deepite that, the tbvsrnmmt thinks of dialogue a8 awthing permanent and a8 a viable way toward a rational solution to tie conflict$ it ahould tbue be continued with sincerity and goodwill to attain peace. I thus reiterate in this forum my Govelinment’s readiness to continue its effort8 to arrive at peace8 including the c-orpplibent to do 80 thcough dialogue, With regard to the situation in Centcal America, peace in the region will not 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a political statement or a government's position on a specific issue. It mentions a dialogue between the government and a group (YUUW?DR) aimed at achieving peace, and mentions the obstacles that hindered the process. The text also touches on the broader context of the situation in Central America. Given the focus on politics, dialogue, and conflict resolution, it seems likely that the text is related to international relations or conflict resolution.

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