22 mortar shells of 120 mm calibre over the sector known as La Lodosa in the municipality of El Paraiso. (c) On 9 September, members of the Ssndinist People's Army probably based at El Rata frontier post fired rifles at the village of Caguasca in the Department of Choluteca, situation a half kilometre from the frontier line, wounding one of its inhabitnats. (d) At 1400 hours on 10 September, a Sandinist People's Army patrol of about 20 men penetrated Iionduran territory through Bocay sector, backed up by aircraft of the Nicaraguan Air Force which bombed the sector, continuing their action the following day until 1000 hours. Gnce again, my Government voices its strong protest at these aggressive acts by the Government of Nicaragua and draws attention to the fact that such acts are increasing on the eve of and in the course of one of the meetings convened by the Contadora Group. It is obvious that this curious coincidence in no way facilitates the complex negotiations aimed at ensuring that the peoples of Central America can live in peace .and security, for the legal11 possibility always exists of exercising the right to self-defence- something which would complicate still further the already diffictit situation in the area. Jo& Tom!& ARITA VALLE Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs / . . . +ess release dated 13 Beptcniber l$j ..- iosued by'the Goverment of Eoriduras + !hc Sccrctnriat of Foreign Affairs announces to the public that at 10 O.I;I. to&y, 13 September, the Candinist People's Amy launched an attack lrhich, accordin? to early reports, has caused several deaths and casualties. In response to the constant acts of military aggression carried aut by the Satdinist People's Army, the Ilonduran !Slitai-y High colmland h&xi ordered a military alert along the borfier vitll l'!icaragua on 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué from the Government of Honduras, detailing incidents of military aggression by the Sandinist People's Army in Nicaragua. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a focus on international relations and security. The content of the text does not mention economic, social, or cultural issues, but rather focuses on military actions and international diplomacy.

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