At the same time we are trying to extirpate the structural roots of social violence . We have accepted the challenge to humanize the conflict, againet the armed oppoeltion , which, through an obsolete interpretation of historical reality, ha8 decided to continue with it8 8 tcategy of protracted popular war, devoting itself to tndiocr imfnate terrorimo in various forma, such as sabotage and the destruction of human lives and public and pr hate property d in a renseless and unpatriotic desire to block and distort the democratic procefm, which is the true historical OptiCHI for our people* Various electoral events which have taken place with the massive participation of the Salvadorian people and which have taken place in the preeence of numerous international obaer Vera wke it poesible for us to assert the unqueotionable legitimacy of our demcratic procsoses. Our political process is baaed on our utmost desire to promote a dynamic process aiming at a free and fair society , one based on responsibility and on the active participe tion of all sectors of our society in the affair8 of the State. Jww (Mr. Castf220 C28rar#runt, It1 SerlV6dc%) Our b-10 task iti that oE defending and continuoue2y imgrovhg the real baeee and the ethical gtinoiglerr on which a dmwratid, partiofpatory and pluralfetic eociety 96a b&m-d. During the tUrty-ninth eerrefcm 00 thie General Asolembly, thr President of *he Regublfa 00 El Salvador propmed m time carsed groupe in my cmntry a pace offor whereby though dialogue we wsuld etrive for nationa mmnoiliation in a CXUiext of democraay, jucthce and equity and within the fuappewook of our political constitution, so aa to create md provide for theaa a political spaae in which to inbgr&to them02vee in- the great taok of bringing dmocraey ti our land. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from the government of El Salvador, addressing the issue of social violence and the country's political situation. It mentions the need to humanize conflict and promote a democratic process, and references a proposal for national reconciliation through dialogue. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social programs, but rather focuses on the political and social context of the country.

**Category**
Politics, Humanitarian aid and relief