Reaffirning that the primary responsibil.ity for soLving development problernsresbs with the peoples and Govermeuts of centrat America, irnbueil with thecotnmitme.t to consolidate peace and democracy and inilividuatly and correctively toforge a better econornic and social future for Central Anerica, Asare of the necessity of absolute respect for fuudamental humaD rights, whichwill. e'rable the peoples of Central l,rnerica to realize their hunau ttignity fu1ly inconditions of freedon and social justice, Bearinq iD mind that a decade of economic crisis and armed confLicts has takena subsbantial toll in Cerms of loss of Lif,e anal productive capacity, has had aserious impact on society in the centraL American countries, has hindereddeveloprnent and. has deepened poverty, Convinced that, since man is the ultitnate reason for development, greaterefforts must be made to achieve man's nateriar. and spirituar, weri-being aad prot.ectfundarnental hunan rights, Believing that the gains that have been made with respect to peace aqddemocracy may be seriously jeoparttized unless subscantiat and inrned.iate progress ismade in provitting a sociat welfare systern and in ensuring economic and socialjustice, Expressing their ful1 support for the constitutional Gover'ments that aref,aciDg actions by irregutar groups lrhich still exist in the region and areadversely affecting the devefopment process,A/44/958 English Page3 Thecreation ofaneconomic community oftheCentral American isthmus requires thateachandeveryone ofustakepart,thatnoonebeleftbehind. Wetherefore calluponthevarious private groups, associations, co-operatives, professional, tradeunion,religious, cultural anddevelopment organizations, thecommunications mediaandontheentire population ateverylevelandwithin theirrespective spheres tojoincreatively inthecommon endeavour sothatwemaypressforward withthebroadly sharedconviction thatthereisaneedforaunitedCentral America andfullparticipation bythepeopleindevelopment efforts andinthe benefits ofdevelopment. Preamble WethePresidents ofCostaRica,ElSalvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, withthePresident ofPanama inattendance, meeting inthecityof Antigua, Guatemala, ahistoric colonial siteoftheAmericas, on15,16and 17June1990, Reaffirming thefullrelevance oftheEsquipulas andSUbsequent agreements and ourcommitment tocontinue toimplement thoseagreements inordertoconsolidate theprogress thathasalready beenmade, Welcoming thepositive progress infulfilling thecommitments undertaken by thefiveCentral American countries intheEsguipulas process, Reaffirming thattheprimary responsibility forsolving development problems restswiththepeoples andGovernments ofCentral America, imbuedwiththe commitment toconsolidate peaceanddemocracy andindividually andcollectively to forge abetter economic andsocial future forCentral America,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement of commitment and goals for the development of Central America, focusing on peace, democracy, economic and social development, and human rights. It emphasizes the importance of collective effort and participation of all stakeholders, including governments, private groups, and individuals. The text also references specific agreements and processes, such as the Esquipulas agreements, and highlights the need for progress in providing social welfare and ensuring economic and social justice.

**Category**
Economic development, Humanitarian aid and relief