text: Twenty-four photoqraphs taken at Las Crucitas. Map of Pocosol fCoRta Rica-Niceraqua border area). Photoqraphs on the qenerel pattern of incident8 alonq the northern border of Costa Rica, .Y All of the documents mentioned in this list are contained in the files of the Permanent Council secretariat. / . . . A/40/737 s/17549 Enqlish Paqe 21 Documentation presented by the Government of Nicaraqua 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Public reports on kinds of activities carried out on and from Costa Rican territory aqoinst Niceraqua. Map or Nicaraqua. Map of the Costa Rica-Nicaragua border area in which the events of 31 May and 3 June 1985, took place. lntormation ehowinq activities of the counterrevolutionary forces in Costa Rica as well a8 the ties between them and that country’s authorities. Note tram the Actinq Minister for Foreiqn Affairs confirminq the statement by the Chief of the Fifth Military Region on the events reported by the Government of Costa Rica. Video cassettes on counterrevolutionary activities. A photoqraph of the plh,ze in which the event8 of 31 May and 3 June 1985 took place. Documentation prepared hy the Committee 1. Sketch ot Las Crucitas in the Costa Rica-Nicaraqua border area. 2. Fifty-three photoqraphs taken at the place of the events of 31 May and 3 June 1985. 3. Video cassettes on the Committee’e Visit to Las Crucitau. 4. Hecordinqs or the statements by the C’oeta Rican authorities and of the statements received by the Committee, bpendices included with this report 1. Sketch of Las Crucitas. 2. Statement by the Deputy Minister for Public Safety of Costa Rica, Mr. Johnny Campoe. 3. Statement hy the Director General ot the Co?lta Rican Police Force, Colonel Oscar Videl Quesada. 4. Statement by the Attorney-General of the Republic ot Costa Rica, Mr. Ismael Antonio Varqae. / I . . A/40/737 s/17549 
analysis: The text appears to be related to a political dispute between Costa Rica and Nicaragua, with a focus on a specific event that took place in the border area. The documents and photographs presented seem to be evidence of the incident and the activities of counterrevolutionary forces. The text does not mention economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on political and military aspects.