United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala, Report of the Secretary-General on the group of military observers attached to MINUGUA (1997)
“ In order to ensure that non-authorized URNG personnel, government military units or police units were not present in the security and coordination zones, as well as to gain the confidence of the population, the military observer group established an intensive schedule of helicopter and foot patrols. ”
United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala, Report of the Secretary-General on the group of military observers attached to MINUGUA (1997)
“ The United Nations should remain committed to assisting them and Guatemalan society as a whole, as it did during the negotiations and the initial stage of the implementation phase of the peace process.33. Credit for the success achieved in the ceasefire process is also due to the international community which, drawing in particular on the knowledge it had acquired during other peace processes, showed its own determination to put its resources and experience at the service of the demobilization of URNG combatants. ”
United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala, Report of the Secretary-General on the group of military observers attached to MINUGUA (1997)
“ The United Nations military observer group provided medical assistance and transportation to URNG members to and from medical facilities whenever cooperating agencies were unable to do so. Humanitarian support was also provided on occasion to members of local communities in the vicinity of the verification centres. ”
