Примеры использования Guatemala peace на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Guatemala Peace Agreements, book released in August.
Reports of the Secretary-General on implementation of the Guatemala peace agreements.
Stressing the role played by the Mission in support of the Guatemala peace process, and emphasizing the need for the Mission to continue to enjoy the support of all parties.
We look forward to the fourth report on the implementation of the Guatemala peace agreements.
The Guatemala peace agreements signed in December 1996 completed the peace process of Central America and paved the way for the political stability of the region.
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And the United Nations agencies and programmes concerned for their support to the Guatemala peace process.
Welcomes the progress achieved in implementing the Guatemala Peace Agreements, and urges all sectors of society to combine efforts and work with courage and determination to consolidate peace; .
As a follow-up to my visit, I appointed Mr. Gilberto Schlittler as my Special Envoy for the Guatemala Peace Process.
Canada is encouraged by the achievements to date in the Guatemala peace process, but we remain concerned by the slow rate of progress towards a final peace accord.
Takes note with satisfaction of the second2 andthe third3 reports of the Secretary-General on the implementation of the Guatemala peace agreements;
Acknowledging the efforts of the Secretary-General,the Group of Friends of the Guatemala Peace Process, the international community, the United Nations system and other international agencies in support of the peace process.
Nonetheless, I do wish to make a few additional comments,since Spain is a member of the Group of Friends of the Guatemala peace process.
Recognizing the considerable success achieved in the fulfilment of the commitments contained in the Guatemala Peace Agreements, implementation of which is being verified by the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala. .
This will allow the Mission to deepen its deterrent effect on violations of human rights and progressively to eradicate the culture of impunity,with the cooperation of the parties in the Guatemala peace process and Guatemalan society as a whole.
Furthermore, the draft resolution welcomes the progress achieved in implementing the Guatemala Peace Agreements, and asks all United Nations programmes and bodies to continue to cooperate in the implementation and verification of the Agreements.
I trust that this achievement can be emulated in future similar situations andthat the implementation of other aspects of the Guatemala peace accords will benefit from this experience.
Also welcomes the progress achieved in implementing the Guatemala Peace Agreements, calls upon all parties to take further measures to implement the commitments in the Peace Agreements, and urges all sectors of society to combine efforts and work with courage and determination to consolidate peace; .
The ILO is also continuing its work on the indigenous segment of the Guatemala peace agreement through the ILO office in San José.
All the Guatemala peace agreements posit that a firm and lasting peace must be based on respect for human rights and for the multi-ethnic, multicultural and multilingual character of the Guatemalan nation; national economic development with social justice; social participation; the conciliation of interests; and democratic institution-building.
In acknowledgement of the difficulties anddelays experienced in fully implementing the Guatemala peace accords, in 1999 completion was rescheduled for 2004.
Mr. Fowler(Canada)(interpretation from French): I am pleased to be able to speak on the renewal of the mandate of the United Nations Mission for the Verification of Human Rights and of Compliance with the Commitments of the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights in Guatemala(MINUGUA) and the new,expanded role it is being given in the implementation phase of the Guatemala peace accords.
Welcomes the efforts of international andregional financial institutions aiming at mobilizing resources for the implementation of the Guatemala peace agreements, including the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights;
Important terms of the Guatemala Peace Accords, including the Accord on the Identity and Rights of Indigenous Peoples, negotiated and signed by the Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity(UNRG) and the State in 1996, were submitted by the Government of Guatemala to a public referendum, where centuries of racism and marginalization assured its failure.
Stresses the significance of the Agreement on Identity andRights of Indigenous Peoples as an important step in the Guatemala peace process and a landmark in the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People; Resolution 48/163.
Recognizing the progress made in the fulfilment of the commitments contained in the Guatemala Peace Agreements, implementation of which is being verified by the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala, including those relating to the demobilization and reintegration of former combatants into civilian life, the treatment of returnees, the establishment of special commissions, the promotion and protection of human rights and progress with respect to constitutional reforms.
Letter dated 5 February(S/1997/114) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, transmitting the texts of the Agreement on the Implementation, Compliance and Verification Timetable for the Peace Agreements and the Agreement on a Firm andLasting Peace, the last two agreements pertaining to the Guatemala peace process, signed on 29 December 1996 by COPAZ and URNG under the auspices of the United Nations.
Stressing the role played by the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala in support of the Guatemala peace process, and acknowledging the support given to it by the Government of Guatemala and the Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca.
In 2000, agreement was reached among the parties to the accords,the States that constitute the Group of Friends of the Guatemala peace process and the United Nations that MINUGUA would begin a three-year phase-out leading to closure of the Mission in December 2003.
However, I should like to make a few additional observations,as Spain is a member of the Group of Friends of the Guatemala peace process and a contributor to the United Nations Mission for the Verification of Human Rights and of Compliance with the Commitments of the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights in Guatemala MINUGUA.
Welcoming, in that respect,the support of the donor community for the implementation of the agreements reached in the Guatemala peace process, including the Comprehensive Agreement on Human Rights, expressed in Guatemala and reiterated at the informal donors meeting on Guatemala held in Paris on 21 June 1995 under the auspices of the World Bank.