exclude the possibility of fertile soil existing in which the theory and practiceof such crimes can grow, and its Criminal Code establishes responsibility for acts which can be classified wholly or in part as terroristic. For exarrple, articte 58 of the Criminal Ccle, entitled "Terrorist Acts",classifies as a terrorist act, and prescribes severe punishment for, the murder ofa State figure or a representative of the authorities, or the intllction ofgrievous bodily harm upon him, comnritted in connection with his State or public ecupation, with the aim of undermining or weakening State power. Article 59,entitled "Terrorist Acts against the Representatives of Foreign Governments"qualifies as an act of terrorism the murder or the infliction of grievous bodily harm on such a representative with the aim of provoking war or international conplications. The destruction or damaging of enterprises, installations, roads and means of transPort, communications or other State or public property by explosions, fire or any other method, the perpetration of nass poisoning or the spreading of epidernics and epizootic diseases, are subject to prosecution under the Criminal Code(art. 60). Also punishable under the Criminal Code are acts of commission or omission aimed at sabotaging industry, transport,, agriculture, the nonetary system, trade or other branches of the national economy, or the activity of State bodies orpublic organizations with a view to weakening the State, if the act takes the formof interference with their normal operation (art. 61). Organizational activities aimed at the preparation or commission of especially dangerous crimes against theState, the establishnent of organizations whose aim it is to commit such crimes(art. 64), as well as especially dangerous crimes of this kind conmitted against anot,her norkersr State (art. 55), are also subject to criminal prosecution.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the laws and regulations related to terrorism and its prevention, rather than any of the specific areas of economic development, natural resources, or social services. The focus is on the criminal code and the punishment for acts of terrorism, sabotage, and other harmful activities.

**Category**
Transport, Industry, Health