(Mr. Castillo Claramount, El Salvador) The situation in Central America ha8 received groat attention in the international community tn r@cent years. That is why, at this time, as did sir. Z’otse Napvieon iiuarte, the constitutional President of the Republic ot internal order, such as progrcau made in the political process, measures and efforts t.o consoi idate democracy, and my count.ry*s perception and position regarding the regional crisis, all cf which are determining factors iq formulating our policies. Other causes of concern are the international problems and conflicts of all kind8 which affect the political, econcnnic and social structure of each of the members of the international society and which have been descrfbtd in detail by previous speakers. I wish to preeent the position of El Salvador on various ivrtant aispecte of intcrnetisnal politfc8. El Salvedor’e international relatiuns me bated on a policy Of principle, in keeping with what WI lfeve should constitute a just: a harmmfsus international raeicty, based on undsP ith and bye1 co- ratian, rather than on inequality, a%ianation nd the explslteefsn of k4Qceover, El Sabwador, a a small and und@fdsvel iprIw5, resorting to terrorist action through ent rnal inteKfe?E nt i-democratic ideal At t.hs intern r it n I@ tion of internatdonol N/Mb A/40/W. 19 7 (Mr. Castill Claremtxmt, El Salvador) 15w, errptcially such basic principles a8 the juridical equality of Stirtes, the self-determination of Peoples, non-interference in the internaP affair6 of other8, Qe unl ersallty and dereocratiza,tion of tnternattonal relations+ the peaceful settlement of disputeea, the defence of civil and poli’.ioal rignts, and tither principles respxt for which by nationa would result in harmonious relationshiP that could at the same time be the foundations of peace and co-operation, the necessary pre-coclditions of attaininq the objectives of b.?tt.er international social ‘Justice. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement by El Salvador on its international relations and policies, discussing the country's position on various international issues such as democracy, human rights, and international cooperation. It does not specifically focus on economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of principles such as equality, self-determination, and peaceful settlement of disputes.

**Category**
International relations, Culture