Примеры использования Chapultepec peace на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The agreement was finalized and signed by both parties on 16 January 1992,at what is known as the Chapultepec Peace Agreements.
In 1992, representatives of the Salvadoran government andthe FMLN signed the Chapultepec Peace Accords in Mexico City and was presided by representatives of the Spanish government.
The signature of the Chapultepec Peace Agreement in El Salvador in 1993 initiated a fruitful process of peace-building in that country to which the United Nations has contributed substantially.
The square in front of the Cathedral was the site of celebrations after the signing of the Chapultepec Peace Accords that ended the Salvadoran Civil War in 1992.
On 27 April 1995, the parties to the Chapultepec Peace Agreement signed a programme of work for the completion of all outstanding points in the peace accords.
It increased international pressures on the Salvadoran government to sign the Chapultepec Peace Accords with the guerrillas.
On 27 April 1995, the parties to the Chapultepec peace agreements signed a programme of work for the completion of all outstanding areas of the peace accords S/1995/407.
In 1992, the Salvadorean government andFMLN signed a peace agreement in Mexico City known as the Chapultepec Peace Accords thus in effect, ending the civil war.
In 1992, as part of the peace settlement established by the Chapultepec Peace Accords signed in Mexico City on January 16 of that year, the United Nations-sanctioned Commission on the Truth for El Salvador investigating human rights abuses committed during the war supervised the exhumations of the El Mozote remains by an Argentinian team of forensic specialists beginning November 17.
The European Union congratulates the Government of El Salvador andthe other political forces in the country for the progress achieved in complying with the provisions of the Chapultepec peace agreements and the recommendations of the Commission on the Truth.
We note the generally constructive course of implementation of the Chapultepec Peace Agreement, which has furthered the trend towards a logical stabilization of the situation in El Salvador.
Over the past seven years the framework for discussion within which the strategies for international cooperation with the country have developed has been strongly influenced by two important agreements:in the political area, the Chapultepec Peace Agreements(A/46/864-S/23501, annex), and in the economic area, the structural adjustment programme.
January 16- El Salvador officials and rebel leaders sign the Chapultepec Peace Accords in Mexico City, ending the 12-year Salvadoran Civil War that claimed at least 75,000 lives.
In accordance with the commitment made on 6 February 1995(S/1995/143) to keep the Security Council informed of developments in the situation in El Salvador, I have the honour to report that on 27 April 1995 the representatives of the Salvadorian Government andthe other signatories to the Chapultepec peace agreements agreed on a programme of work to complete the implementation of the agreements.
The Special Rapporteur welcomes the progress made by El Salvador since the signature of the Chapultepec Peace Accords in 1992 in ensuring the independence of the judiciary, which constitutes an essential prerequisite to the rule of law.
The President of the Supreme Court of Justice has submitted to the Legislative Assembly draft decrees containing reforms of the Act organizing the judiciary and the Act on the National Council of the Judiciary, which drafts were formulated by the Court"taking into account the commitments made by the Government of the Republic with regard to the judicial reform,in accordance with the framework established by the Chapultepec peace agreements.
As indicated in the report of the Secretary-General(A/50/517),on 27 April 1995, the parties to the Chapultepec peace agreements signed a programme of work for the completion of all outstanding areas of peace accords S/1995/407.
In the light of these developments, in my letter of 6 February 1995, I informed the President of the Security Council of my intention to set up a small team of United Nations officials to provide good offices and verify implementation of the outstanding provisions of the peace agreements following the expiry of ONUSAL.On 27 April 1995, the parties to the Chapultepec peace agreements signed a Programme of Work for the completion of all outstanding areas of the Peace Accords.
In its report, the Working Group notes that,20 years after the signing of the Chapultepec Peace Accords under the auspices of the United Nations, there is widespread awareness among Salvadoran authorities and Salvadoran civil society of the need to continue to make progress as regards the observance and promotion of human rights and the establishment of democracy and the rule of law.
Letter dated 18 May 1995(S/1995/407) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, stating that on 27 April 1995 the representatives of the Salvadorian Government andthe other signatories to the Chapultepec peace agreements had agreed on a programme of work to complete the implementation of the peace agreements, and annexing the text of the programme.
My first act for peace as Secretary-General was to sign at Chapultepec on 16 January 1992 the Agreement on peace for El Salvador, a great achievement by my distinguished predecessor, Mr. Pérez de Cuéllar.
The Peace Accords signed at Chapultepec on 16 January 1992 were a historic achievement of the Salvadorian people.
With the support of the United Nations,Salvadorans carried out an intensive negotiating process that culminated in the signing of the Peace Agreement at Chapultepec.
Those same five years have elapsed since the signing of the Peace Accords in Chapultepec, Mexico, that put an end to the devastating military conflict that afflicted El Salvador for over 10 years.
The Peace Agreement signed at Chapultepec, Mexico City, between the Government of El Salvador and the Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional(FMLN) in January 1992 led to an increase in requests for voluntary repatriation to El Salvador.
While further assistance would be required to complete the implementation of the peace accords signed at Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City on 16 January 1992(A/46/864-S/23501, annex), I have advised the Government and FMLN that I propose to entrust UNDP with the necessary follow-up to these matters, in consultation with the donor Governments.
The report covers the period from January 1995 to December 2003, which was a time of profound legal andinstitutional change for El Salvador following the signature of the Peace Agreements in Chapultepec, Mexico, on 16 January 1992, mainly in respect of civil and political freedoms and steps taken to rebuild and transform the country's economy, which had been destroyed by the war.
Despite that admirable perseverance and the institutional reforms that have been introduced and the free andfair elections that took place in the country this year, the peace process which was initiated under and is governed by the Chapultepec Agreement has not yet been concluded.
The last paragraph of the preambular part refers to an event that took place two months ago, an event worth highlighting because it reflects the firm resolve of the Government of El Salvador andthe Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional to continue complying with the Chapultepec Agreement, which is the basis of the peace process.
In January 1992, the Peace Agreement 1/ signed at the Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City between the Government of El Salvador and the Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional(FMLN) marked the formal conclusion of 12 years of political and military conflict which had caused the loss of 75,000 lives, triggered the emigration of approximately 1 out of every 5 Salvadorians and displaced hundreds of thousands within the country.