State if the indicated measures, beyond their having been "agreed upon," have been effectively implemented. 22. In this sense, the Tribunal considers that the information presented by the Commission and the State demonstrates, prima facie, that the individuals indicated in the request for provisional measures presented by the Commission (supra Having Seen 1) are facing a situation of extreme gravity and urgency, given that their personal integrity and lives are threatened and at grave risk. Consequently, the Inter-American Court finds the protection of those individuals through provisional measures to be necessary in light of the provisions set forth in Article 62(3) of the American Convention and 27 of the Rules of Procedure of the Tribunal. 23. Based on this, the State must take the appropriate steps for the urgent measures called for by this order to be planned and applied with the participation of the beneficiaries of those measures or their representatives, such that the aforementioned measures are provided in a diligent and effective manner. The Court highlights that the positive participation of the State and, particularly, the beneficiaries is crucial for the coordination and implementation of the provisional measures in this matter 24. The State shall submit to the Court, within the time period established in the operative paragraphs of this order, specific and detailed information on the provisional measures implemented to the benefit of each of the beneficiaries in order for those measures to be assessed by the Tribunal. Likewise, the State shall submit all the documentation it considers pertinent in this regard. THEREFORE: THE PRESIDENT OF THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS, by way of the authority conferred by Article 63(2) of the American Convention on Human Rights and articles 27 and 31(2) of the Rules of Procedure of the Tribunal, DECIDES TO: 1. Require the State to adopt, immediately and definitively, the necessary and effective measures to guarantee the life and personal integrity of Mr. José Luis Galdámez Álvarez, as well as that of his companion, Wendy Orellana Molina, and his children, Pedro Luis, José Luis, Marlon Josué, Ramón Israel, as well as that of his two minor children, all with the surname Galdámez. 2. Ask the State to submit an initial report on the measures that have been adopted toward complying with this order by January 10, 2011, at the latest, and ask the the representatives of the beneficiaries and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to present their comments on this report within two and four weeks, respectively, counting from the notification of the State reports.