92. The Court notes that the last communication submitted by Mrs. Quintero does not clearly state the dates on which the most recent incidents of alleged extreme gravity occurred. The only document attached by Mrs. Quintero, dated October 2011, indicates that on December 20, 2010 she rendered a statement of forced displacement. Taking into account the insufficiency of the information reported, the Court considers that, in the absence of precise information concerning the threats made after 2010, the requirement of urgency necessary to maintain provisional measures has not been met, for which reason it is appropriate to lift the measures ordered in favor of Mrs. Quintero. Nevertheless, the Court deems it appropriate to urge the State, based on the principle of good faith, to continue with its efforts to address Mrs. Quintero’s situation within its domestic protection program. In particular, it urges the State to proceed with the measures aimed at assessing the alleged risk facing Mrs. Quintero and her immediate family. 3.11 Luz Elsia Almanza Suárez, leader of the Barrancabermeja Branch of ASFADDES 93. The representatives stated that: a) “on 12.08.08[,] [o]ne of her minor sons […was] forcibly detained by heavily armed men who traveled on motorcycles […] and spoke to him in a threatening tone, telling him to ‘take care and that they knew what his mother did’"; b) on “18.11.09[,] she [r]eceived a text message on her cell phone, with a threat that [she was] a military target of the Autodefensas Gaitanistas”; c) on “22.11.09[,] [a] rumor began circulating in Barrancabermeja of an alleged blacklist with names of people about to be executed by the Autodefensas Gaitanistas, which included Luz Elsia Almanza.” d) on September 4, 2012, as she walked with her mother, “two men on a red motorcycle stopped in front of them and took photographs of them.” That same day “two men dressed in black on a black motorcycle parked outside the home of Luz Elsia for several minutes, staring insistently inside her house”; e) on September 6, 2012 Mrs. Almanza received a threat via a text message to her cell phone which stated the following: “Bitch, bastard you keep on messing with [sic] tenerife and we’ll scalp you and your kids… we know where you live, we know where you are, coordinator asfadds luz almanza att los urabeños.” f) on February 23, 2013 “she received a letter at her home in Barrancabermeja, containing a death threat and signed by the paramilitary group `Central Committee of the Anti-restitution Commando´ […], which also contained a bullet.” The letter stated the following: LUZ ALMAN[Z]A (ASFADDES) Bitch, you think this is a game and you ignored our warning; we give you 12 hours to get out of Barrancabermeja - if not we’ll send you to see the airplanes close up, bitch [sic] you’re a snitch for interfering with things that are none of your business, you think [sic] that because you have a [bullet proof] vest and two escort rats you’ll be guarded 24 hours, you’re a toad for defending thieves, dope dealers, guerrillas, let us do social cleansing and don’t interfere in things that are none of your business, better take care of your family before they start crying for you, don’t think that 21