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During the public hearing on the merits held at the Court’s seat on January 27, 2000 (supra para. 45), the representatives of the State submitted photocopies of documents, which contained two judgments, handed down by the Supreme Court of Panama.4 as of October 7, 1994; personnel orders of Ismael Campbell issued by the National Port Authority on December 18, 1990, effective as of December 19, 1990; personnel orders of Ismael Campbell issued by the National Port Authority on September 21, 1994, effective as of October 7, 1994; personnel orders of Gabino Young issued by the National Port Authority on December 18, 1990, effective as of December 19, 1990; personnel orders of Gabino Young issued by the National Port Authority on September 21, 1994, effective as of October 7, 1994; personnel orders of Daniel Health issued by the National Port Authority on December 18, 1990, effective as of December 19, 1990; personnel orders of Daniel Health issued by the National Port Authority on September 28, 1994, effective as of October 23, 1994; personnel orders of Carlos Ernesto Henry issued by the National Port Authority on December 18, 1990, effective as of December 19, 1990; personnel orders of Carlos Ernesto Henry issued by the National Port Authority on September 21, 1994, effective as of October 7, 1994; personnel orders of Luis A. Cabeza issued by the National Port Authority on December 18, 1990, effective as of December 19, 1990; letters from the Director General of the IHRE, of December 11, 1990, addressed to Manrique Mejía, Esteban Perea, Cristóbal Segundo and Raúl González Rodaniche; a letter from the Director General of the IHRE, of December 13, 1990, addressed to Jorge Martínez; letters from the Director General of the IHRE, of December 10, 1990, addressed to Víctor Buenaño and Geovani Prado; letters from the Director General of the IHRE addressed to Jaime Espinoza, Andrés Bermúdez and Luis Tuñón in December, 1990; death certificate of Luis Alberto Tuñón issued by the Directorate General of the Citizen’s Registration Bureau on February 6, 1997; a letter from the Director General of the IHRE, of December 11, 1990, addressed to Magally Herrera; personnel action of Alexis Garibaldi, of December 10, 1990, effective as of December 12, 1990; death certificate of Alexis Garibaldi-Barrera issued by the Social Security Administration; a letter from the Director General of the IHRE, of December 10, 1990, addressed to Ernesto Romero; personnel action of Ernesto Romero-Acosta issued by the IHRE on December 10, 1990, effective as of that same date; a letter of the Director General of the IHRE of December 11, 1990, aimed at Amed Navalos; a letter of the Director General of the IHRE, of December 12, 1990, addressed to Víctor Soto; a letter of the Director General of the IHRE, of December 10, 1990, addressed to Darién Linares; a letter of the Director General of the IHRE, of December 11, 1990, addressed to Juanerge Carrillo; personnel action of Navalo J. Amed issued by the IHRE on December 11, 1990, effective as of that same date; a letter of the Head of Personnel of the Bayano Cement State Enterprise, of January 17, 1991, addressed to Milixa Ayala; a letter of the Head of Personnel of the Bayano Cement State Enterprise, of January 2, 1991, addressed to Marco T. Moscoso, Saúl Quiróz, Enrique Silvera, Fernando Hernández, Andrés Guerrero, José Corbalán and Hildelbrando Ortega; a letter of the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 11, 1990, addressed to Ivanor Alonso; reconsideration or revokation remedy action before the General Manager of the INTEL brought by Ivanor Alonso on December 18, 1990; a letter of the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 10, 1990, addressed to Rolando Miller; reconsideration or revokation remedy action brought by Rolando Miller before the General Manager of the INTEL on December 13, 1990; letters from the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 12, 1990; addressed to Ramiro Barba, María de-Sánchez, and Gustavo Mendieta; a letter from the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 11, 1990, addressed to Jorge Aparicio; a letter from the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 10, 1990, addressed to Algis Calvo; a letter from the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 17, 1990, addressed to Wilfredo Rentería and Rolando Roa; letters from the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 11, 1990, addressed to Joaquín Barria, Carlos Márquez, Manuel Sánchez, and Guillermo Torralba; a letter from the General Manager of the INTEL, of December 12, 1990, addressed to Pedro Valdés and Jorge Cobos; personnel resolution N° 184 PARAÍSO, of December 17, 1990, issued by the Director General of the National Renewable Natural Resources Institute for the dismissal of Elías Ortega; appendix XV, certifications issued on August 13, 1991, by the Secretariat of the Ninth Prosecutor’s Department of the First Judicial Circuit, concerning Víctor Manuel Buenaño, Cristóbal Segundo, Juanarje Carrillo-Batista, and Esteban Perea-Ponce; certification issued on August 20, 1991, by the Secretariat of the the Ninth Prosecutor’s Department of the First Judicial Circuit, concerning Jaime Espinosa; certifications issued on September 9, 1991, by the Secretariat of the Ninth Prosecutor’s Department of the First Judicial Circuit, concerning Domingo Montenegro and Elías Ortega; certifications issued on August 30, 1991, by the Secretariat of the Ninth Prosecutor’s Department of the First Judicial Circuit, concerning Euribiades D. Marín-Z., and César Augusto Contreras-P.; appendix XVI, a letter from the CEJIL, of July 9, 1997, addressed to the Inter-American Commission; appendix XVI-A, two copies of a letter of September 25, 1998, addressed to Messrs. Carlos Ayala-Corao, Hélio Bicudo, Jorge Taiana, and Manuel Velasco-Clark; appendix XVI-B, a letter from Rolando Miller, of August 16, 1998, addressed to the Inter-American Human Rights Committee; and appendix XVII, a letter from Luis Estribí-Rivera, Elberto L. Cobos, Rolando Miller, Jorge Elías Murillo, Ricardo Powell, and Francisco Segura-Berrocal, of August 25, 1998, addressed to the Inter-American Human Rights Committee.