tinue to defeat the acts of aggression. That is what our revolution is all about. and that is why we are transforming the country. 4. The Revolutionary Government is fully capable of taking all necessary measures to ensure the defence of the country. and hence the total defeat of the counter-revolution which the Yankee Gov­ ernment is encouraging. We shall mobilize whatever resources are needed for this purpo,e and shall make use of all the legal and institutional in,truments at lhe Government's disposal. such as lhe economic and social emergency laws and the milit.iry emergency laws. Political pluralism continues lo prevail in Nicaragua. Hut jusl as we shall he strenuous in comhaling lhc Somoza guardsmen. so also shall we he strenuous in confronting lhc diversionary tactics and internal manoeuvres of those. deprived of their former privileges. who arc enemies of the people and of the revolution, who disguise thcm,clves in order to try lo undermine lhc power of the people and. although they may not ,how ii or may co11<:cal ii. arc true allies of the Somoza guardsmen. For lhi, purpo,c. we ,hall mal-e u,c of lhe rcvolulionary law,. 5. Produclion and service, must conlinuc to expand in acconl­ ancc wilh the social and economic ohjcctivcs of the revolution. We shall ensure that mililary needs arc cffcclivcly supplied. withoul serious damage to the planling and harvc,ting of i:rops. lo imluslrial. mining. forcslry and li,hcrics produclion. or lo lran,porl and olhcr national services. II ,hould he noted Iha!. dc,pilc the hlocl-adc and :ich of aggrc,­ sion to which we have hcen ,uhjcctcd. we have had the hcst collon and coffee crop, of any year ,incc lhc rL·vohllion. i:on,iderahly exceeding lhc large!,. ·1 he "1gar i:rop will abo wl ,1 rci:onl. and meal product ion will he higher I h,i'1i la,1 Yl'ar. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from a revolutionary government, outlining its goals and strategies for defending the country and transforming it. The text mentions the need to ensure the defense of the country, mobilize resources, and take measures to ensure the defeat of the counter-revolution. The text also mentions the importance of production and services expanding in accordance with the social and economic objectives of the revolution, and notes that the country has had a good harvest. This suggests that the text is focused on the economic and social aspects of the revolution, rather than humanitarian aid or relief, culture, science and technology, or other categories.

**Category**
Economic development, Agriculture, forestry and fishing