6 c) as for operative paragraph seven of the Judgment on reparations, once the necessary administrative and budgetary arrangements were made, the operative part of the August 18, 2000 Judgment was published on page 13 of the November 10, 2003 edition of the newspaper, El Comercio; d) concerning the eighth operative paragraph of the Judgment on reparations, in April 2002 the State complied with the order to meet with the victims and their representatives. There, the representative from the Ministry of Health pledged to begin steps to make it easier for Mrs. Gladys Benavides de Cantoral to obtain the medicines needed for her physical treatment and psychotherapy. On March 4, 2003, the Minister of Health reported on the supposed fulfillment of that commitment; e) with regard to operative paragraph six of the Judgment on reparations, the State asked FEDEPAZ to send to it all documentation, duly certified, relating to Luis Alberto Cantoral’s enrollment in Universidad Particular de Sao Paulo, in Brazil, so as to begin the necessary coordination with the Ministry of Education to comply with the operative paragraph in question, and f) concerning the payment of interest on delinquent payments, between September and November 2003 the Executive Secretariat of the National Human Rights Council requested the Special Fund to Administer Monies Recovered from Corruption (FEDADOI) to pay the interest due. 9. The brief of June 25, 2004 wherein the Commission submitted its comments on the State’s previous report and pointed out that: a) concerning the interest owed for delinquent payment, although on November 6, 2003 the State requested FEDADOI to pay the interest owed for delinquency in payment, more than 14 months after payment was due Mr. Cantoral has still not received that payment. The Commission therefore asked the Court to order the State to comply in full and as soon as possible; b) the State has complied with the Court’s instruction concerning publication of the operative part of the Judgment on merits in a newspaper with nationwide circulation, by publishing it in the November 10, 2003 edition of the newspaper El Comercio; as for Mrs. Gladys Benavides López’ medical treatment and psychotherapy, while she has been provided with medical care, that care has not included access to medications. Full compliance with the Judgment must include the treatments and medications prescribed following the respective diagnosis; it also involves close monitoring of her health. The Commission therefore asked the Court to order the State to provide updated information on the steps taken to comply fully and as quickly as possible with what the Court ordered; c) d) concerning the obligation to render null and void the judgment of conviction entered against the victim, the State reported on the