50-mm machine guns, while it was loading sugar in the port of Corinto. Three helicopters also took part, directing rocket fire at the target. On 30 March a group of former Somozist guards attacked the indigen- ous Miskito community of Nimayen, near Sandy Bay, 60 kilometres south of the Honduran border on Nic- aragua’s Atlantic coast, kidnapping some members of its population. 111. In this particular case, I believe that members of the Council will be interested to note that in her statement on Friday [2525th meeting] the represen- tative of the United States referred to internal matters of my Government. She spoke specifically of the case of the Miskitos, declaring that on that very day she had received information that a large number of Miskitos had been seen fleeing the Sandy Bay sector towards Honduran territory. That we did not have that information at the moment-information that she had received so expeditiously-indicates to my delegation that communications between the United States Gov- ernment, the United States Mission to the United Nations and the CIA are co-ordinated and immediate. 112. To refresh the memories of Council members and to inform, those who were not present at that meeting of the Council or who have not had an opportunity to read the verbatim record that has already been distributed, I shall quote three lines from Mrs. Kirkpatrick’s statement: “I would, however, bring to the attention of the Council and others who are interested the fact that at this time, as we meet here, several thousand Miskito Indians are fleeing from the Sandy Bay Norte area of Nicaragua. This is north of Puerto Cabezas, about which we have heard a good deal.” [Ibid., paru. 82.1 113. On that same day, 30 March, Piraiia gun-boats armed with mortars and high-calibre machine guns 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement discussing a specific event in Nicaragua, mentioning the involvement of military forces, kidnapping, and fleeing populations. It seems to be more focused on the political and humanitarian aspects of the situation rather than economic or environmental issues.

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