text: (2) Take mc’asurus aimed at nlilintaininy relations with the Latin American par liamunt and its respective Working COIIUII~~S~OIIS~ (3) Exchanye int‘ormatiotj arid experience on the mattera within their competence and collect with a view to comparative study, the tJlectOra1 leyislation in force in each country, together with related provieionep / . . . c CT 0 R & u L Z t A A D w Y - m 1 2 Q s F = C .c L I-- 5 k S D S % G e yc c S c* c u E E c c C L C r ii 0 e 0 u cc ct 6 c. ” g- D C c; +? H C rr! w- t d c = f E S z r, D c Z- t c, - F D r? G2 = D D u 5 C \ . . . A/40/737 8/17549 Enqlioh Pago 44 (5) Proyrmmo and timotublo~ (6) tXyuipnent and weapons to be used. (c’) lnvitetiono ohall be iesued to obeervers Ersm neighbouring Stateo Bartiee. 17. ho comply with the following p~ovi~ion~~ QB regards the holding of international military manoeuvreri in their respective territories: 1. whey ohall reduce, with tho aim of totally halting, manoeuvre8 involving tho participation of the armed forcee of other States, a. the holding of international military manoeuvroe in their reapeCtiVe territories ahall bo Qubject to the following provisions from tho date of the signing of this Act until such manoeuvres are prohibited, (0) The Pbrties shall ensure that mmoeuvroe involve: no form of intimidation against P Central American State or any other State) (b) They shPl1 give at leaat 90 dayrr’ notice of the holding of manoouvteu to the State6 Partiue and to tho Verifiastion and Control Commieoion referred to in Part 11 of this Act. The notification 
analysis: The text appears to be related to international relations, military cooperation, and security agreements, specifically in the context of Central America. It mentions the exchange of information and experiences, comparative study of legislation, and the holding of international military maneuvers. This suggests that the text is focused on international cooperation and security agreements.