dence cited with regard to Nicaragun’s involvement in the civil witr in El Salvador and its interference in the internal affairs of its neighbours hns not been proven. In addition. the evidence that has been pro- duced has not been convincing. and its oqjectivity and validity have been questioned by the press and by numerous bjdies and GwernmentS. 77. t:vidence has been produced of the training of Somozist counter-revolutionaries in various places in the region and elsewhere for the purpose of waging subversive activities aimed at inciting civil unrest in the country and undermining the credibility ilnd Con- trol of the Sandinistu Government. Recently. serious acts of sabotage have been carried out in Nicaragua. On the other hand, the Nicaraguan Government, demonstrating its commitment to maintnining II con- scious policy of non-alignment, has on nrimerous occasions restated its willingness to enter into non- aggression nnd mutual security pacts with its neigh- bot~rs on the basis of the policy of non-intervention and mutual respect. To that end. Nicnragua has suggested the formation of :\joint control of the common borders with Honduras and Costa Rica for the purpose of impeding the irregulnr activities of elements which might be hostile to the three Governments. These are not typical gestures of a Government bent on data. hitizing its neighbour-s. 78. Even at these meetings of the Council, Nic- aK\gua has restated its willingness to maintain friendly relations with the United States-for example. through the initiation of talks on tiny mi\tter of mutual con- cern and importance. particularly talks oriented towards a negotiated solution of conflicts and the development of regional economic co-operlltion. 79. The Centrill American and Ciiribbeiln boiling- pot needs to be handled carefully. and its hot contents must not be allowed to spill over through errors of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the relations between Nicaragua and its neighboring countries, particularly in the context of the Cold War. It highlights Nicaragua's commitment to non-alignment and its efforts to maintain friendly relations with the United States. The text also mentions the training of counter-revolutionaries and sabotage acts, which suggests a focus on regional security and political stability.

**Category**
International relations, Politics