families, as well as assistance for the demobilization of all those involved in armed actions in the countries of the region, when such persons voluntarily request it, and the agreement signed by Honduras and Nicaragua with the moral support of the leaders of Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala, noting the action taken by the Secretaries-General of the United Nations and the Organisation of American States in support of the agreements of the Central American Presidents, in particular those relating to the establishment and functioning of the International Verification and Follow-up Commission entrusted with the implementation of the Joint Plan for the voluntary demobiliration, repatriation or relocation of the members of the Nicaraguan resistance and their families, and of other irregular forces when they request it, recognising the importance of the action taken by the Secretary-General for the establishment of the United Nations Observer Group in Central America at the request of the Governments of the region, with a view to the adoption of the necesrary mea6ure6 for retting in motion the on-rite verification machinery in fulfilment of the recurity commitment6 emanating from the E6qUipUh6 II agreement and 6ubsequent declaration6, noting the importance attached by the Central American President6 to the function of international verification of the electoral processes in the region, in accordance with the provisions of the agreement signed at the E6qUipUl66 II 6UII!mit meeting, and tile Costa de1 Sol declaration, welcoming the invitation extended through a sovereign decision by the Government of Nicaragua to the Secretary-General to establish, within the context of the Central American peace process, a group of observers to verify each and every stage of the electoral process in Nicaragua, a process that was to culminate (continued) (cf Draft resolutions: A/44/L.14/Rev.l and Rev.llAdd.1 and A/44/t.63 and Add.1; (d) Resolutions 44110 and 441240: (e) Plenary meeting: A/44/PV.35 and 85-88. A/45/100 English Page 91 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a political agreement and its implementation, focusing on the demobilization of armed groups, electoral processes, and the role of international organizations in verifying these processes. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level political or international agreement.

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