Act, on the terms arranged by the PARTIES in agreements to be annexed to this Protocol 1 2. To act with Complete impartiality in Carrying out the implementation and follow-up functions in which they are involvedr 3. This Protocol shall be open to signature by the States proposed by the Contadora Group and accepted by the PARTIES by mutual consent8 4. This Protocol shall enter into force for each signatory State on the date on which its instrument of ratification has been deposited with the United Nations Secretariat I 5. This Protocol shall not be subject to reservational 6. This Protocol shall be registered with the United Nations Secretariat, in accordance with Article 102 of the United Nations Charter. This Protocol, the texts of which in the official languages of the United Nations are equally authentic, shall be opened for signature at the Headquarters of the United Nations Secretariat, at New York City. For the Government of . . . For the Government of .., For the Government of . . . / . . . A/40/737 s/17549 Enqlish Paqe 73 ANNEX VI Explanatory Document Contedora Act The process of dialoque and diplomatic negotiation set in motion by the Contadora Group has revealed how complex and profound the Central American crisis is. For almost three years our Governments have been engaged in an unceasing endeavour to find formulas for aqreement in order to provide a sound framework for peace and co-operation amonq the countries of the region and to avoid the exacerbation of tensions and recourse to military solution8 to the serious problems of the area. Followinq intensive and lenqthy neqotiatione , on 7 September 1984 the revised version of the Contadora Act on peace and Co-operation in Central America, which contains the commitments that the Central American countries have themselves 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic agreement or treaty related to the Central American crisis, focusing on peace and cooperation among the countries of the region. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a legal or political document. The content does not specifically address economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather concerns the process of dialogue and diplomatic negotiation.

**Category**
International relations, Politics