Republic ofVenezuela reviewed thesituation inCentral America, withparticular attention toNicaragua. 2.Having regardtotheirresponsibility asMembers oftheUnited Nations and prominent contributors toandparticipants intheUnited Nations Observer Groupin Central America (ONUCA), andafternotingthatsubstantial progress hasbeenmade recently intheprocess ofdemobilizing theNicaraguan resistance, theyexpressed concern attheprospect oftheprocess notbeingcompleted by10June.Failure to comply withtheManagua Protocol of30May,whichwasfreely andresponsibly signed bytheGovernment andtheNicaraguan resistance, wouldendanger thecountry's internal stability. 3.Withtheaimofmaking afurther contribution tothepeaceprocess inthe framework oftheEsquipulas Agreements, theGovernments ofSpainandVenezuela wouldbeprepared, attherequest oftheparties, toagreetoanextension of aNUeAls mandate asitrelates tothisspecific matter forashortandclearly defined period, withadefinite datebeingsetforthecompletion ofitstaskunder thesupervision oftheSecurity Council itself. 4.TheGovernments ofSpainandVenezuela reaffirm theirfullsupport forthe excellent workoftheSecretary-General oftheUnited Nations andtheSecretary General oftheOrganization ofAmerican States (OAS)andtheoutstanding performance ofONUCAanditssenior command incarrying out.theimportant assignment entrusted totheGroup. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing a political situation in Central America, specifically in Nicaragua, and the efforts of the United Nations and other countries to promote peace and stability in the region. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.

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