UN General Assembly
1969

entails the maintenance of free transit through the territory of the two countries. The return to the previous situation and to normal thus decreed by the Organization of American States is not compatible with the Honduran contention that no contractual obligation of any sort exists between the two countries. This return to normal is not compatible with the economic aggression involved in the closing of the Pan American Highway to Salvadorian vehicles, goods and nations, nor is it compatible with the measures of pacification adopted by the Organization of American States, because it violates them and renders them null and void. Other Central American integration agreements provide for road vehicle traffic, such as the Regional Agreement for the Temporary Importation of Road Vehicles, signed at San Salvador on 8 November 1956 and the Central American Agreement on Road Traffic of 10 June 1968. 129. The Declaration of the Presidents of America at Punta del Este on 14 April 1967 refers to the need to eliminate or reduce to a minimum restrictions on international travel.