porribilitiar of uaiag rwoureo8 ditnrted Pram military budgsto towardo their solution ahoulb bo enotber of m divl&ncU brought &out by peace. We rhould not wait until 1992 to l spoud univormllp valid rorpwsor to thorn aqui8hilPg problomm. blR/Ck U4!W?V.5 91 (0 tn 1992 the procors of thm RIW Europa will aleo roach itm culmination.. For many decades the Europaan Comunity has baon conotructing OM of the most prorparous societier in historyI within a framwork of democracy and frsdlom. The reunification of Germany, vastly accelerated since the fall of the wall of shama, will doubtless contribute, starting next weok, to 8x1 unprecedented boo& to the procorc of thu Europo~ Comnunity. Likewiro in 1992 will occur tha fifth contonary of tbm day on which tbo dastidos of America and Europe croaaod to give a complOt0 parapeetivo of tho world. The proximity of this anniversary should induce us to reformulata the bondo which join not only Wrica and Europe, but also the devaloped world and the underdeveloped nations. Wo all form the crew of a 8ingle ship. We must be comnittod to unity. We #hall have mada no progrooa at all if ideological blocs disappear only to bo replacrd by economic blocs. Pntoraational peace and security should be men not only in military tarmE. A firm paaco should b@ a fortile global peace, one in which uu all co-operato and reciprocate with respect to progrorn and devalopmant. !Ehc Msen&ly ia meting at a crucial time in tko hiotory of mankind. Tho world ir at a crororoadr. If wa aro here it i8 becauro wo have faith in tho fact that the international coaauaity will M capable of continuing on the road of romon. Co&a Rica, n paaco-loving country and a country that practises pe~cb, a country that sharoa the valueo austainiq thir Qrganizatioa, today wishoa to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or a declaration focusing on international relations, unity, and cooperation among nations. It mentions the European Community, the reunification of Germany, and the importance of peace and security. It also touches on the idea of a global community and the need for international cooperation. The text does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, but it does emphasize the importance of unity and cooperation among nations.

**Category**
International relations, Education