text: Resolution 203 (1965) of 14 May 1965 The Security Council, Deep/y concerned at the grave events in the Dominican Republic, 1. Ca/ls for a strict cease-fire; 2. Invites the Secretary-General to send, as an urgent measure, a representative to the Dominican Republic for the purpose of reporting to the Security Council on the present situation; 3. Ca/ls upon all concerned in the Dominican Republic to co-operate with the representative of the Secretary­ General in the carrying out of this task. • • • Adopted unanimously at the 1208th meeting. On lS May 1965, the Sccrctary-General infonned the Security Council that he had appointed Mr. José Antonio Mayobrc his rcprcsentative in the Dominican Republic. Decisions At its 1209th meeting, on 14 May 1965, the Council decided to take note of the report of the Secretary­ General concerning the credentials of representatives of the Dominican Republic,23 and to invite Mr. Rubén Drache and Mr. Guaroa Velâzquez, under rule 39 of the provisional rules of procedure, to make statements before the Council. 24 At its 1212th meeting, on 19 May 1965, the Council decided to request the Secretary-General to convey to bis representative in Santo Domingo the message that the Security Council desired that his urgent efforts should be devoted to the immediate securing of a suspen­ sion of hostilities so that the humanitarian work of the Red Cross to search for the dead and wounded might be facilitated. Resolution 205 (1965) or 22 May 1965 The Security Cormeil, Deeply concerned at the situation in the Dominican Republic, 18 Official Records of the Security Counci/, Twentieth Year, St,tpp/ement for A.prü, May and June 1965, document S/6353. 14 ln pursuancc of this decision, Mr. Brache and Mr. Velazquez made statemcnts to the Council at the 1212th meeting, on 19 May 1965. 
analysis: This text appears to be related to a conflict or crisis situation in the Dominican Republic, and the actions taken by the United Nations Security Council to address it. The focus is on resolving the conflict and providing humanitarian assistance, rather than on economic or environmental issues.