77 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181. TOTAL Pedro Sesám Tecú Serapio Sesám Tecú Dionisio Sesám Tecú Eustaquia Sesám Tecú Albertina Sesám Tecú Silveria Sesám Tecú Demetria Soto Tejeda Cipriano Soto Tejeda Irene Soto Tejeda Hilario Soto Tejeda Macario Soto Tejeda Cecilio Soto Tejeda Margarito Soto Tejeda Sabino Soto Tejeda Julián Tecú Chajáj Cecilio Tecú Chajáj Lorenza Tecú Chajáj Pedro Tecú Manuel Bartolomé Tecú Manuel Carlota Tecú Manuel Victoria Tecú Manuel María Antonia Tecú Morales Paulina Tecú Morales Gregorio Tejeda Orellana Bartolo Tejeda Orellana Isabel Tejeda Orellana Hilaria Tejeda Orellana Antonio Tejeda Everildo Tejeda Lázaro Alvarado Raxcacó US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$5,000.00 US$905,000.00 C) NON-PECUNIARY DAMAGE Arguments of the Commission 77. The Commission alleged that: a) The Inter-American Court was able to observe directly the depth and effects of the anguish caused to the survivors of the Plan de Sánchez massacre, who witnessed the horrifying events suffered by their loved ones. This anguish is permanent; it has led some of them to want to commit suicide, and produced permanent or recurring ailments in many members of the community; b) It must be borne in mind that the survivors of the massacre lived in terror during the years they survived in the wilds watching their abandoned land and fleeing from the persecution of the State agents. It should also be taken into account that the survivors continued to be subjected to threats and discrimination, were forced to live in other villages, and obliged to patrol with those who had killed their next of kin;