4 located has been beneficial for her health evolution, as far as her vascular problem is concerned; d) in connection with the obligation to waive, in favor of the victim, the debt imposed as reparation for pecuniary damages established under civil law in the Judgment handed down by the Sala Nacional de Terrorismo (National Terrorism Chamber) on June 20, 2001, amounting to one hundred thousand Nuevos Soles, the State had complied with such order, as it was published in the Diario Oficial “El Peruano” (“El Peruano” Official Gazette), by means of Resolución Suprema (Supreme Resolution) No. 001-2006-JUS of January 16, 2006; e) in connection with the obligation to adopt the measures necessary for having detention conditions in the Yanamayo imprisonment facility conform to international standards, the State pointed out that: i. it holds a population of 52 inmates; ii. the penitentiary conditions in which they are held are the applicable ones under the ordinary conditions of imprisonment pursuant to the Código de Ejecución Penal (Penal Enforcement Code) and the Rules and Regulations thereunder; iii. such conditions afford inmates the possibility of receiving visits from family and friends three times a week for a minimum period of eight hours a day and of communicating with their lawyers from Monday through Friday for a period of no less than six hours a day, besides the possibility of moving about the rooms in their wing from 06.00 hours through 18.00 hours in the yards and hallways, from 18.00 hours through 21.00 hours in the hallways and from 21.00 hours on in closed quarters; and iv. measures have been adopted in order to preserve the inmate’s health, they can resort to a permanent medical service every day during the 12 daytime hours and to a nursing service covering 24 hours a day. f) in connection with the obligation to pay Ms. Rhoda Berenson and Mr. Mark Berenson the amount fixed for legal costs and expenses, including default interest accrued to date, the State had effected such payments. 4. The communications filed by the representatives of the victim and her next of kin (hereinafter “the representatives”) on November 3, 2005, January 5, 2006 and July 21, 2006, whereby they stated that: a) in connection with the obligation of having the domestic legislation of Peru amended to conform with the standards of the American Convention: i. the new Código Procesal Penal (Code of Criminal Procedure) promulgated by the State does not imply amending substantive legislation, on the contrary, it violates the Constitución Política del Perú (Political Constitution of Peru), by giving the Policía Nacional (National Police) powers that go beyond the provisions therein and