lian and Nic:urnguan peoples on 23 March 1983 The rcvol111io11ary mca,11rc, lah·n by IIK· Nicaraguan pe,,pk ilrl". as we I-now. !winµ carried 1HII aµainsl a ba.:1-µround ,,r co111i1111i11g [OriRinal: E11Rlish/Russia11] [25 March /983] subversive acts by the external forces of reaction and the internal forces of counter-revolution. The United States. which has declared vast areas of the world. including Central America. the sphere of its "vital interests··. is pursuing an aggressive policy ris-ci-d.1 the freedom-loving pe,iples of that region in an effort to suppress their progressive nlllvcmcnt for national and social liberation. The spearhead of that hot-headed policy is directed primarily against socialist Cuba and revolutionary Nicaragua. Using the remaining counter-revolutionary forces of Nicaragua. the United States is resorting to economic blockade. political pressure. diversionary tactics. murders and conspiracies. To uphold the sovereignty of its country. the Sandinist Gov­ ernment is delivering a sharp rebuff to the encroachments of the imperialists. In response to the growing number of hostile acts committed by the United States Administration and the reactionary regime of Honduras. the Government of Nicaragua ha~ put forward constructive proposals that would open the way to a peaceful solu­ tion of the situation in Central America. The hostile acts of the United States against Nicaragua and other States of the region recently reached a new height of intensity ,111d have become increa\ingly unrestrained. A mounting campaign of slander and threats is being waged against the first so.:ialist State in the western hemisphere. the Republic of Cuba. The l\h\Jlgolian People's Republic. together "ith othl·r pcal'C­ loving ti•rccs of the ,1orld. tkmands 1ha1 the tlnill'd Stall's put an end to its hostile ,11:ts against Nkaragu,1. \\'c c,prcss lwrl', nn hl'11alf of lhl' l\longnlian p.:opk• and ( i1>H'IHllll'nl. thl' 1111,st catl•g,..-kal ,,,ndcmnation nf lhl· Ill'\\. largl"-sl·ak :tnlll'd pnn 1•c·:11i,,11 hl·ing c·ar­
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a declaration from the Nicaraguan government, criticizing the United States' actions in Central America and its support for counter-revolutionary forces in Nicaragua. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social issues related to Nicaragua or Central America, but rather focuses on the political tensions and conflicts between the countries.

**Category**
International trade, Politics