Grupo de Observadores de las Naciones Unidas en Centroamérica

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ONUCA
operation area Central America
German name United Nations Observer Group for Central America
English name United Nations Observer Group in Central America
French name Groupe d'Observateurs des Nations Unies en Amérique centrale
Spanish name Grupo de Observadores de las Naciones Unidas en Centroamérica
Based on UN resolution 644 (November 7 1989)
Beginning November 1989
The End January 1992
Location of the operational area CIA map of Central America.png

The Grupo de Observadores de las Naciones Unidas en Centroamérica (German observation group of the United Nations for Central America , ONUCA ) was based on UN resolution 644 of November 7, 1989 and was deployed in Central America from November 1989 to January 1992 .

The aim of the UN mandate was to monitor the commitments made by Costa Rica , El Salvador , Guatemala , Honduras and Nicaragua to disengage troops and demobilize parties to the conflict. The ONUCA mission was managed from the headquarters in Tegucigalpa / Honduras. 260 military observers , an infantry fighting unit of almost 800 men , as well as troops and support staff from an air wing and a naval unit were deployed.

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