13 58. At the time of submission of its reply to the application (supra, paragraph 21), the State attached a copy of 272 documents contained in 24 appendices.2 2 cfr. appendix I, two copies of an article in the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Pentagon says Panamanian crisis worsens," without a reference; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Panamanian army dissolved," and "Forts in outlying areas surrender," published on December 24, 1989; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "USA controls Panama City," and "$1 million for capture of the general," published December 21, 1989; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Many of us Panamanians will die," and "The Canal takes a break," published December 21, 1989; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Bush lifts economic sanctions," "Endara to announce cabinet," and "Endara sad for deaths," published December 21, 1989; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica, entitled "Asylum for Noriega in Nunciature," and "Joint visits started," without a reference; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Three pro Noriega leaders turn themselves in," "Ticos overcome by despair," and "US used 'invisible' bombing," without a reference; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "The capture of Veraguas," "Bridge of the Americas open," and "Nobody gets through here!," published December 24, 1989; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Noriega cheated the CIA, says journal," "US troups 'comb' the downtown area," and "Neighbourhood residents organise surveillance," published December 24, 1989; two copies of the articles of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Lawless capital," and "Spanish photographer dies," published December 22, 1989; a document entitled "Legal nature of Law 25 of December 1990," without a date; an article of the La Prensa newspaper of Panama entitled "Former IRHE workers would submit evidence to the OAS," published May 13, 1998; an article of the La Prensa newspaper of Panama entitled "Members of the OAS meet with dismissed workers," published May 10, 1998; an article of the El Universal newspaper of Panama entitled "Former IRHE workers request governmental attention to their claims," published March 28, 1998; an article of the El Universal newspaper of Panama entitled "Workers accuse the Foreign Affairs Ministry of submission of false documentation to the ICHR," without a reference; appendix II, heading of an article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Panama rebellion crushed," published December 6, 1990; an article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "'Marines' crushed rebellion in Panama," published December 6, 1990; an article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Violent uprisings in Panama," without a reference; an article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "The police clears Panamanian Congress building," published December 14, 1990; an article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Mass dismissals in Panama contested," published December 13, 1990; an article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Panama goes back to normal," published December 7, 1990; and article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "Panama unable to overcome its troubles," published December 20, 1990; an article of the La Nación newspaper of Costa Rica entitled "They say there was no call to rebellion in Panama," without a reference; articles of the El Panamá América newspaper entitled "Mass dismissal of anti government personnel," and "Another coup possible: Rogelio Cruz," published December 7, 1990; two copies of the El Panamá América newspaper entitled "Colonel Herrera escaped," and "Several thousand workers marched down Central Avenue," published December 5, 1990; an article of the El Panamá América newspaper entitled "Coup supporters: criminal and cold blooded," published December 11, 1990; articles of the El Panamá América newspaper entitled "Dismissal law draft passed in its first debate," and "Three hundred IRHE workers dismissed," published December 12, 1990; articles of the El Panamá América newspaper entitled "Psychological war to raise tension," and "IRHE strike unsuccessful and march announced for today," published December 13, 1990; articles of the El Panamá América newspaper entitled "Yesterday's riots controlled by police," "IRHE situation getting back to normal: De-laGuardia," and "Dismissal law draft for third debate today," published December 14, 1990; articles of the El Panamá América newspaper entitled "Military coup left two dead," and "Virtual failure of the strike," published December 6, 1990; an article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Workers ratify national strtike and a march," published December 3, 1990; an article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Workerks march to take place today," published December 4, 1990; an article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Thousands of workers marched and reiterated strike today," published December 5, 1990; an article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Strike illegal: minister Rosas," published December 5, 1990; two copies of the article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Law would ignore public workers jurisdiction," published December 7, 1990, which contains the draft of Law 25 sent to the Legislative Assembly; three copies of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Isaac Rodríguez reaffirmed that workers' unions are not bound," published December 8, 1990; two copies of the article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Draft bill sent by Endara typical of a dictatorship," published December 8, 1990; two copies of a cartoon of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper published December 8, 1990; an article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "No official serving of notice yet to workers' union leaders," published December 10, 1990; two copies of the article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” newspaper entitled "Endara's attitude against reconciliation," published December 16, 1990; three copies of the article of the “La Estrella de