permanent dialogue. I dream of a Central America enjoying progress. We hope that the world will share and continue to support efforts in favour of a democratic Central America, demilitarized and free of any military presence so that one day we can proclaim to the world that Central America is a zone of peace and co-operation. It is time to put an end to violence and armaments and to start working towards the supremacy of civil society over arms. No longer should any Central American have to bow his or her head or lower his dignity in the face of force or dictatorship. We have begun the great revolution of non-violence, the civic and democratic revolution of the vote and of respect for each individual's dignity, freedom and rights. We believe that understanding among nations is the route to international reconciliation. This revolution, which binds Central America together more and more, advances political integration with the establishment of a Central American parliament. We aspire to the formation of a Central American economic community. We have agreed on a common strategy which will permit our economies to participate under competitive conditions in an economic plan of action which is essential to the life of our region. PKB/PLJ A/45/PV.10 22 1 (President Barrios de Chamorro) 4 But we cannot restrict ourselves to our own regional sphere. Latin America is '" c the dream of Bolivar, and is the name of our great community. All in America that ~ is great, is the result of unity. Our great revolutions - the political ones for 4 *independence, as well as the cultural ones - have been affected by an awareness of : d unity, which is reborn again today with the triumph of democracy. Only as a 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a Central American leader, focusing on the region's progress, democracy, and unity. It highlights the importance of non-violence, civil society, and economic integration. The language used is more philosophical and visionary, emphasizing the need for cooperation and reconciliation.

**Category**
Politics, Culture