had removed from the scene of the events, were presented to the Committee a8 evidence. In accordance with the mandate conferred on it by the permanent Council of the Organlzation of American States, the Fact-Finding Committee accomplished it6 deSi(lnment exclusively in Costa Rican territory, a6 established in the first operative paragraph of resolution CP/RES.427 (618/85) l The Fact-Finding Committee notes that while it did restrict its determination of the events to Costa Rican territory, in accordance with the provisions of that resolution, for purposes of its mandate, it would have been useful to conduct certain activities in Nicaraguan territory to establish with greater accuracy certain fdCt8 concerning the investigation with which it had been entrueted. It al60 wished to point out that the investigation of the events, including the on-site inspection, was conducted on 17 June, several days after the events had occurred. V. FINAL CONSIDERATLONS The Fact-Finding Committee, formed pursuant to the provisions of resolution CP/RES.427 (618/85), received reports and documentation concerning the eveljts from authorities of Cotta Rica and Nicaragua, examined the evidence and the teetimoniee made dvallable tu it, inepected on-site the place where the events occurred, received additional statements by member6 of the Civil Guard of Costa Rica who had participated in the eventA, and reviewed the medical and forensic reports made available to it by the Attorney-General of Costa Rica. Recoynizing that the events inventiqated occurred In a climate of tension that has prevailed in the border area between Costa Rica and Nicaragua for Borne time, the Fact-Finding Committee wda able to determine the followingr 1. The reasons advanced by the authorities of the Civil Guard of Costa Rica for ordering the patrol to be carried out the version given by the Chief of the Fifth Military Region of Nicaragua to the Committee and the observations of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from a fact-finding committee investigating an event that occurred in the border area between Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on a specific incident or issue. The report mentions the presentation of evidence, on-site inspection, and medical and forensic reports, which implies a focus on a specific event or incident.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief