United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala

Summary

United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala MINUGUA: Renewal of mandate report… (2001)

At a time when the transformation of democratic institutions must be consolidated and the population needs to reap the benefits of a culture of peace, public authorities, the media and society as a whole must do their utmost to disseminate civic values and the values of peace, tolerance and dialogue as the basis for a new form of peaceful coexistence.
Source: Wikisource

United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala MINUGUA: Renewal of mandate report… (2001)

The year 2002 will be decisive for progress in complying with the Guatemalan peace agreements. Substantive, sustained progress on the outstanding agenda is essential for overcoming the profound inequalities that still persist among the population and that are jeopardizing the achievements and sustainability of the peace process. It is also necessary to alternate the climate of heightened potential conflict that still characterizes Guatemalan society.
Source: Wikisource

United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala MINUGUA: Renewal of mandate report… (2001)

The achievement of such consensus and the resulting fulfilment of such important commitments as those aimed at bringing about the structural changes necessary for sustainable social and productive development, public participation and strengthening of the political system and civilian power would be an opportunity to resume and advance the peace process and make it irreversible.
Source: Wikisource

Get perspective with Kwize: daily news enlightened by great literature