be possible while rights for some States are unilaterally upheld and while an interventionist polioy io promoted for the purpose of supporting arrasd illegal groups which seek to overthrow legitimately constituted Governmnts in order to impose a social system chacactecized by totali tar ian domination by the State wer the activities of its citizens. That is why, in various forum, we have on various occasions charged that the Sanainist Government of Nicaragua has turned the territory of its country into a sanctuary for Salvadoran subversion. There, armed gcoups of the extremet left cast, resupply and train and from there logistic support for the gueccillas ia co-ocainated and sent to El Salvador. A/ 40/W. 19 21 (Mr. Caetills Claramunt, -.- %?%alvsdcW Nicaragua hae thus become a deetabilizing factox in Central merica which block@ peace efforts, aa wae shown in 9 une in Panama City when its repr esenta tivee blocked the meeting convened within the framework of the Contedora initiative and refused to diocues a previouefy adopted agenda. To bring about objective canditfone to strengthen the path to regional peace it ia necesieary that Governmnt.., in particulflr that of Nicaragua, direct their efforts towatda adopting reciprocal measures to reduce and eliminate elements of confliat and provocation. Also, they must try to eat out in a direction which removes this question from the influences of the EaRt-West conflict through Verifiable measureo to eliminate factoro of intervention and permit our peoples to choose their own demxxa tie pa tha to development. Because of those wisheo, we respectfully appeal to the Government of Nicaragua to renew tho8e negotiations in good faith and conclude pending negotiations on national reconciliation through processes of dialogue with the Political and military opposition leading to the establishment of demcratic, pluralistic and repreeenta tive systems, as well as on the limitation and reduction of armaments and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement criticizing the government of Nicaragua and calling for dialogue and negotiations to promote peace and stability in Central America. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the focus is on political and security issues rather than economic or social development. The text mentions the support of armed groups and the blocking of a meeting, indicating a focus on conflict resolution and diplomacy.

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