against the will of peoples and their right to adopt the political, economic and social systems of their choice. 93. The policies of the United States Government in Central America are no different from its policies in the Arab region and southern Africa. In each of these areas, it provides the Fascist and racist regimes with all the military and material aid they need in order to repress innocent citizens and prevent them from expressing their opinions or exercising their rights. 94. The United States Administration also takes a hostile attitude towards every country that opposes its policies. The manifestations of such hostility, how- ever, pass through various stages. At the beginning. they take the form of verbal threats, media campaigns and political intervention: then they rise in intensity and assume the shape of economic sanctions: and finally, they culminate in military provocations and plots to destabilize and overthrow nationalist Gov- ernments. 95. The problems for the Reagan Government in Central America result from the fact that it has still not become aware of the necessity for change in some of the countries of the region in response to the ambi- tions and aspirations of their peoples. The United States Government wishes to perpetuate its hegem- ony over those countries and its domination of their peoples. Therefore, the United States Government is one of the obstacles to stability in the area, espe- cially since so far it has demonstrated no encouraging response to the efforts exerted by some countries, especially Mexico, to seek a political solution to the problem of El Salvador and relations between the countries of the region, 96. President Reagan, in his State of the Union message on 26 January 1982, suggested solving prob- lems “by pursuing peace at the negotiating table”. But in this case, the United States Government has 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a critique of the policies of the United States Government in Central America, focusing on the government's support for fascist and racist regimes, its hostile attitude towards opposing countries, and its refusal to recognize the aspirations of the people in the region. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather emphasizes the political and ideological aspects of the government's actions.

**Category**
International relations, Politics