61. On May 29, 2012, the Sixth Civil Court approved the Expert Report that ordered the MEF to comply with the payment of USD 191,427,294.16 to the “2,317” 66 maritime workers affiliated to FEMAPOR. That ruling was voided on May 8, 2013. Therefore, on June 19, 2013, the Sixth Civil Court ordered that the file be forwarded to the Office of Judicial Expert Examinations so that an expert could determine how much each worker was due when the additional pay increase was applied correctly and to pay on that basis “the other fringe benefits that have been impaired as a consequence of the repayment of the [additional pay increase], such as compensation for time of service, July and December bonuses, the payment of 30% for years of service, schooling, vacation allowance for 90 and 91, May 1 holiday pay, educational allowance and others that they are entitled to by the application of the additional pay increase.” 67 This decision was appealed and confirmed by the Standing Civil Chamber of Callao on January 7, 2014. 68 62. The Expert Report established the following: Once the liquidation is executed in keeping with the criteria established by the court in Resolution 496, and once the calculations are made in the manner detailed in the preceding points, the liquidation of the additional pay increase made as per Article 5 of Law 25,177 for each one of the workers affiliated with the plaintiff Federation, for the period from July 1, 1989 to March 11, 1991 […] is the following: A. The total reimbursement as a result of the correct application of the Additional Pay Increase (IAR) and its respective Labor Legal Interest, in addition to the Compensation of Time of Service (CTS) and its respective Bank Interests, corresponding to the 2,317 [sic] former maritime and port workers amount to USD 214,226,785.99; for the total reimbursement of the Fringe Benefits and their respective Labor Legal Interest amount to USD 27,261,584.38; and for the reimbursement of the Educational Allowance and its respective Labor Legal Interest amount to USD 1,112,688.61, which represents a total of USD 242,601,058.98. 69 63. The Expert Report was transmitted to the parties, granting them a period of three days to present their observations that they deemed pertinent. 70 On February 15, 2016, the Legal Counsel of the MEF requested that the Sixth Court extend the period for at least 45 days in order to make observations on the Expert Report 71, as well as to hold a special hearing. In this regard, on April 12, 2016, the Sixth Court denied the request as being time-barred and rejected the request for a hearing. 72 On July 1, 2016, the Sixth Court issued Resolution 529 that approved the Expert Report and ordered the MEF to proceed with the payment of USD 242,601,058.98. 73 The MEF appealed this decision, which was confirmed, on March 16, 2017, by the Standing Civil Chamber of the Superior Court. 74 On May 23, 2017, the Sixth Court ordered the execution of the decision. 75 The MEF presented 66 Cf. Sixth Civil Court, Resolution 466, File 225.1990, of May 29, 2012 (evidence file, f. 4159 to 4165). Although the domestic resolutions refer to 2,317 workers, the Court has noted that, according to the evidentiary record in the case, that number should be 2.317. 67 Cf. Sixth Civil Court Resolution 496, of June 19, 2013 (evidence file, f. 4197). 68 Cf. Standing Civil Chamber, Resolution 04, of January 7, 2014 (evidence file, fs. 4199 to 4208). 69 Cf. Expert Report 240·2015-PJ-EV, of December 2, 2015 (evidence file, f. 4231). 70 Cf. Sixth Civil Court, Resolution 523, of December 22, 2015 (evidence file, f. 4216). 71 Cf. Brief of the Legal Counsel of the MEF, of February 15, 2016 (evidence file, fs. 4290 to 4292). 72 Cf. Sixth Civil Court, Resolution 527, of April 12, 2016 (evidence file, f. 4296). 73 Specifically, this resolution: Approved the Expert Report 240-2015-PJ-EV of December 2, 2015, which required the MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND FINANCES to pay USD 242,601,058.98 AMERICAN DOLLARS to the two thousand three hundred seventeen (2,317) maritime workers affiliated with the NATIONAL FEDERATION OF MARITIME AND PORT WORKERS OF PERU-FEMPOR, an amount that shall be accredited to and paid from the Budget of the Ministry of the Economy and Finances […] Cf. Standing Civil Chamber of the Superior Court, Resolution 538, of March 16, 2017 (evidence file, f. 4322). 74 Cf. Standing Civil Chamber of the Superior Court, Resolution 538, of March 16, 2017 (evidence file, f. 4322). 75 This resolution specifically ordered the following: 17