Contadora Group, proposes the conclusion of agree- ments in accordance with the law, it is espousing, with- in the Central American sphere, the ideals and purposes of the internatipnal community on a universal level: dialogue and respect for norms, general and complete disarmament, economic and social development, the elimination of confrontation and a gradual relaxation of tension. The work of the Contadora Group has received the support of the international community precisely because of this complete identity between the universal principles of co-existence among States and its objec- tives of peace and stability. 86. A universal consensus has been confirmed here with respect to the fact that the conflicts in Central America originate in the economic and social condi- tions experienced by the peoples of the region. At this stage no one could venture to define this crisis in terms of ,a, mechanical reflex of East-West confrontations. 87, That being the conviction of the Government of Mexico from the very start, and as it is firmly supported by the.Contadora Group,-let,us act accordingly. Let us use all the political, diplomatic and .material resources available to us to put an end to the hostilities, estab- lish just and lasting agreements among the parties and engage in a great reconstruction effort for the countries of Central America with,the determined assistance of the international community, The time has come for everysne to .assume his responsibility. 88. A just and lasting solution of the Central American crisis will be achieved only through genuine commit- ment and participation by all States, in particular the permanent members of the Security. Council, whose responsibility for the maintenance, of international peace and security., must be exercised in. accordance with the principles of the Charter and within the insti- tutional framework, laid down by, it. 89. For all these’reasons., the international commu-. 
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on international relations, diplomacy, and conflict resolution in the context of the Central American crisis. It emphasizes the need for dialogue, respect for norms, disarmament, and economic and social development to achieve peace and stability. The text does not specifically discuss economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. Instead, it highlights the importance of international cooperation, participation, and commitment to resolve the crisis.

**Category**
International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief, Employment