Original sentence: It could be said that the Cenepa war had the same causes that brought about the Paquisha Incident of 1981, that is, the Peruvian discovery of Ecuadorian outposts on the eastern slopes of the Condor range, and below in the Cenepa valley, followed by the decision to dislodge the Ecuadorians from these locations by force
Edited sentence: , and finally.Generally speaking, it could be said that the Cenepa war had the same causes that brought about the Paquisha Incident of 1981, that is, the Peruvian discovery of Ecuadorian outposts on the eastern slopes of the Condor range, and below in the Cenepa valley, followed by the decision to dislodge the Ecuadorians from these locations by force.Still, many questions remained unanswered, a few of which can be only summarized here:.What degree of control, if any, exerted the civilian governments both in Lima and Quito over their military subordinates and their management of the crisis.Why did Ecuador allow constant incursion in their claimed territory without penalty.Why did patrol officers from peru never make a questioning of well known Ecuadorian outpost until the outbreak in 1995.Why did the Peruvians object to the presence of Ecuadorians in the Cenepa headwaters, considering that Cueva de los Tayos (see map), down in the valley, had been functioning for some time as a waypoint for rival patrols, beyond which they were not supposed to advance.Why exactly did the Peruvians disregard the find of the outposts since their construction in 1981.Why had Peru suddenly asked for the dislodge of a well known outpost of Ecuador