hope and with energy and inaginatio! to uldertake efforta to Promote develoPment aad economic growth providing for a broader ard fairer distributio! of the benef,its of growEh. ODly iu this t'ay ca! Etre vicious circl.e of Poverty anal frustration be brohe4. wai and. viol,ence are acts of hunaa cru€1ty, but Povsrty is aa act of trunan abandonment which we must face up to. Violence is beginning to be a part of a Past which w€ shall lot forget but which we must nots rePeat, and we are no$t embarking upon other paths, Accordingly, we have ulalerstood lhe PeoPIe's cry and we have affirmed that we do not trant a[y more lrar and violeuce; iastead, we wish to see t]re sane kind of energy devoted to the bests itrterests of, the development of the central Arnerican peopLe. We reaffirm that "we have our ow! aPProaches to peace a[d devefopnent" and we are PrePared to Pursue those aPProaches, relyinq first and forenost on our oltn efforts, but our task will be facilitated if $e receive geDerous suPPort fron ttre international cornmuDity. Together we wish to outline fuutlamertal Poticies to guide our develoPrneDt Process and, subsumed under the latter, the Process of economic integration. In this eDdeavour, we ttant to take the necessary decisiotrs and embark uPoD the courses of, action that will make us responsible agerts of our owa gronth and effective partners in co-operation. This rrill require bhe efficient oPeraEion of our regionaL systen.A/44/958 English Page2 ANNEX Antigua Declaration "Quetodosselevanten" quesellameatodos,. quenohayaungrupo, nidosqrupos deentrenosotros quesequedeatrasde108demas.lI PopolYuh WethePresidents oftheRepublics ofCostaRica,ElSalvador, Guatemala, Honduras andNicaragua, withthePresident ofPanama inattendance, meeting inthe cityofAntigua, Guatemala, on15,16and17June1990,reaffirm theposition statedinthejointdeclarations adopted attheEsquipulas Iand11meetings, to theeffectthattherecanbenopeacewithout development. Wehavesoughttofosterregional understanding andtoemployourbest endeavours fortheachievement ofpeace anddemocracy inCentral America. Nowwe mustpressforward inourquestforaCentral America thathasachieved development andisableonitsowntosatisfy thebasicneedsofeachandeveryone ofits inhabitants. Weseeintegration asthemeansofachieving thisdevelopment andour
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a declaration or statement from a group of presidents from Central American countries, discussing their goals and strategies for promoting development, economic growth, and integration in the region. The language used emphasizes the importance of peace, democracy, and cooperation, and highlights the need to address poverty and violence. The text does not focus on specific sectors such as agriculture, industry, or health, but rather on the overall development and integration of the region.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade, Employment