49 3. Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga and Sydney Shaw Díaz 76(82) Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga worked with Jorge Carpio Nicolle for ten years; he occupied various positions, such as head of the electoral campaign and organizational coordinator of the UCN. He is the father of Sydney Shaw Díaz.92 76(83) The events that took place on July 3, 1993, caused Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage, which has had an impact on his social and work-related relations and altered his relationship with his son. Dealing with this damage has involved expenditure for Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga, such as the medical expenses for his son following the attack of July 3, 1993.93 The aspect that made the greatest impression on him was to believe for almost half an hour that his son was dead, since he saw how he was shot. He suffers because he left his son alone on the highway, at the site of the attack.94 76(84) As a result of the facts, Sydney Shaw Díaz fractured his right leg and had injuries to his back. The events of the day of the attack have caused him profound suffering and have left physical and psychological aftereffects.95 4. The next of kin of Alejandro Ávila Guzmán 76(85) Alejandro Ávila Guzmán worked in “El Gráfico” as Jorge Carpio Nicolle’s personal driver.96 He was married to Sonia Lisbeth Hernández Saraccine.97 His children are Alejandro98 and Sydney Roberto Ávila Hernández;99 his mother is María Nohemi Guzmán,100 and the Ávila Hernández lived in her house.101 92 Cf. testimonial statement made by Sydney Eduardo Shaw Arrivillaga before notary public on July 5, 2004 (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome III, folios 675 and 678); and identity cards of Sydney Shaw Díaz and Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome III, folios 884 and 885). 93 Uncontested fact. 94 Cf. testimonial statement made by Sydney Eduardo Shaw Arrivillaga before notary public on July 5, 2004 (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome III, folio 678). 95 Cf. testimonial statement made by Sydney Shaw Díaz before notary public on June 15, 2004 (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome II, folios 578). 96 Cf. Certification of salary, issued by “El Gráfico” with regard to Alejandro Ávila Guzmán (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome I, appendix 7 to the requests and arguments brief, folio 258). 97 Cf. identity card of Sonia Lisbeth Hernández Saraccine (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome III, folio 883). This name also appears as “Sonia Lisbeth Hernández Sarachini.” Hereinafter, the Court will use the name “Sonia Lisbeth Hernández Saraccine.” 98 This name also appears as “Renato Wladimir Alejandro Ávila Hernández” and “Vladimir Alejandro Ávila Hernández.” Hereinafter, the Court will use the name “Alejandro Ávila Hernández.” 99 Cf. identity cards of Sydney Roberto and Alejandro Ávila Hernández (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome III, folios 886 and 871). The name “Sydney Roberto Ávila Hernández” also appears as “Sydney Ávila Hernández.” Hereinafter, the Court will use the name “Sydney Roberto Ávila Hernández.” 100 Cf. birth certificate of Alejandro Ávila Guzmán (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome III, folio 895); and identity card of María Nohemy Guzmán (brief on merits, reparations, and costs, tome III, folios 895 and 896). This name also appears as “María Noemí Guzmán,” “Noemí Guzmán,” “María Nohemy Guzmán” and “María Nohemi Guzmán.” Hereinafter, the Court will use the name “María Nohemi Guzmán.” 101 Uncontested fact.