text: provided in his firet statement on Sunday, 16 June. He said that it was additional evidence obtained on 17 and 18 June. The Attorney-General’e etatement and the document8tion pteoented on that occasion have been publiehed as appendix 11. / . . . A/40/737 S/17549 Enqlieh Paqe 20 III, LXXUMENTS STUDIF,D BY THE COMMITTEE lJ In carryinq out the Permanent Council’9 mandate, the Committee had at its disposal the documents that had been presented by the Governments of Costa Rica and Nicaraoua as well as those it had prepared to aeeiet it8 ta0k. These documents are the followinqr Documentation presented by the Government of Costa Rica 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 0. 9. 10. 11. 12. Note from the Government of Coeta Rica to the Government of Nicaraqua protestinq the event6 at Las Crucitae. Note dated 3 June 1985, from the Government of Costa Rica to the Ministers for Foreiqn Affairs of the countries that conetitute the Contadora Group, reportinq on the events at Lee Cruoitas. Address by Luis Albert0 Monqe, President of the Republic of Costa Ricat informinq the Coeta Rican people of the actions taken by the Government. Addreea delivered on 7 June 1985 before the permanent Council of the OAS by Carlo8 Joe6 Gutibrrez, Minister for Foreign Artaire of Costa Rica. Statements by the Costa Rican patrol that was ambushed at Las Crucitas on 31 May 1985, and opinions by the Orqanization for Judicial Investigation. Statement8 by the rescue eauad that picked up the bodies of two members ot the Civil Guard at Las Crucitae on 3 June 1985. Health report on the pereonnel of the patrol sent to Las Cruoitas on 31 May 1985. Documentation qiven to the Fact-Finding Committee by the Attorney-General of the Republic durinq the second visit. Video cassettes on raid8 by the Nicaraquan Army in Costa Rican territory. 
analysis: The text appears to be related to a political or diplomatic incident involving Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The mention of the Organization of American States (OAS) and the Contadora Group suggests an international context. The documentation provided includes statements, notes, and reports, which are likely related to the incident.