7 has not been made. Furthermore, the Tribunal notes that the term determined for that purpose was of six (6) months as of notice of the Judgment. The judgment was notified on May 15, 2006; therefore, the term fixed to comply with that obligation expired on November 15, 2006. In this sense, the Tribunal reminds the State the importance of the compliance with this measure of reparation, given the symbolic real value of that measure of satisfaction and guarantee of non-repetition of events such as those that occurred in the case at hand. Therefore, the Court requests the State to adopt all measures necessary to comply with that obligation and inform the Tribunal about that aspect. * * * 24. That, as to the obligation to name, within one year following notice of this Judgment, a street, park or school in the memory of Mr. Bernabé Baldeón-García, the State informed that it has complied with that obligation, inasmuch as it has decided to "officially acknowledge the name of the street 'AVENIDA BERNABÉ BALDEÓN-GARCÍA', main street of Pucapaccana, in symbolic recognition on the part of the community and the Municipality, for the loss of the life of an active citizen of said town […]”. 25. That in accordance with the statements made by the representatives, they have communicated "to the Peruvian State the wish of the next-of-kin to name the school of Pacchahualhua after Bernabé Baldeón García". Therefore, the representatives expressed their surprise for the resolution of the Municipality of the Independence District [Municipio Distrital de Independencia] and "stated that they are not satisfied with the decision made by the Municipality [inasmuch as it did not take their opinion into account,] in accordance with the Judgment [...]". 26. That, in such regard, the Commission pointed out that "it regrets the lack of coordination in the compliance with the order [...] the Judgment on merits and the lack of consideration [...] for the allegations of the victim's family". 27. That the Court notes that the due to the lack of coordination between the State and the victims' next-of-kin, an avenue was named after Bernabé Baldeón-García instead of a school, according to the will of next-of-kin. Nevertheless, it considers that the adoption of said measure is consistent with the end of the compliance with the obligation to remember the victim's memory in its place of origin. Therefore, the Tribunal considers that the State has complied with the operative paragraph eleven of the Judgment. However, the Tribunal deems it is pertinent to require the State to coordinate with the victims all the aspects related to the compliance with the other measures of reparations that are pending compliance. * * * 28. That regarding the obligation to provide medical, psychological and psychiatric treatment, as applicable, to Guadalupe Yllaconza-Ramírez de Baldeón; Crispín, Roberto, Segundina, Miguelita, Perseveranda, Vicente, Sabina and Fidela, all members of the Baldeón-Yllaconza family, at their discretion and for as long as necessary, the State mentioned that it has complied with this obligation by means of the implementation of the following measures: a) “[the] Director of Seguro Integral de Salud (SIS) [Health Insurance