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Location
El Salvador
Headquarters
San Salvador
Duration
July 1991 -- April 1995
Special
Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of Mission
| |
|
| Iqbal
Riza (Pakistan) |
July 1991 -
March 1993 |
| |
|
| Augusto Ramírez-Ocampo
(Colombia) |
April 1993 -
March 1994 |
| |
|
| Enrique ter
Horst (Venezuela) |
1 April 1994
- September 1995* |
| |
| [*Mr.
ter Horst continued as Special Representative of the Secretary-General
after the termination of ONUSAL's mandate and served as Chief of Mission
of MINUSAL until September 1995. He was succeeded by Mr. Ricardo Virgil
(Peru) as the Secretary-General's Representative and Director of Mission] |
Chief
Military Observer
| Brigadier-General
Víctor Suanzes Pardo (Spain) |
January
1992 - May 1993 |
Police
Commissioners
| General
Homero Vaz Bresque (Uruguay) |
March
1992 - April 1994 |
| |
|
| Comisario Principal
Alfredo Carballo (Spain) |
May 1994 - March
1995 |
Strength
Authorized
380 military observers; 8 medical officers; and 631 police observers;
there was also a provision for some 140 civilian international staff and
180 local staff
Maximum deployment
368 military observers (February 1992) and 315 civilian police (May 1992),
supported by international and local civilian staff
[The Mission was augmented by some 900 electoral observers during the
election]
Contributors
of Military and Civilian Police Personnel
Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, France,
Guyana, India, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Norway, Spain, Sweden and Venezuela
Fatalities
3 civilian police observers
2 local civilian staff
5 total
Financing
Method of financing
Assessments in respect of a Special Account
Expenditures
$107.7 million
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