44 Judge Medina Quiroga, Judge May Macaulay, and Judge Rodríguez-Pinzón, all dissent. Unanimously, that 5. The State shall pay the amount established in paragraph 112 of the present Judgment for non-pecuniary damages, in the period and terms mentioned in paragraphs 109 to 111 and 113 of this Judgment. Unanimously, that, 6. The State shall pay the amounts established in paragraph 141 of the present Judgment for reimbursement of costs and expenses, in the period and terms mentioned in paragraph 140 of this Judgment. Unanimously, that, 7. The State must refund to Mrs. Mary Salvador Chiriboga, as a measure of restitution, the amount indicated in paragraph 124 for property taxes, additional charges, and other duties as well as surcharges on plots without constructions that were wrongfully collected, as well as the corresponding interests, within a six-month term, pursuant with that stated in the mentioned paragraph of the Judgment. Unanimously, that, 8. The State must carry out the publications ordered in paragraph 127 of the present judgment, in the period and terms indicated in the mentioned paragraph. Unanimously, that, 9. Within a one-year term computed as of the notification of this Judgment and to the effects of monitoring its compliance, the State must deliver to the Tribunal a report on the measures adopted in this sense. The Court will consider the present case closed once the State has fully complied with that ordered in this Judgment. Judge García-Sayán, Judge Medina Quiroga, Judge García Ramírez, Judge L. Franco, Judge May Macaulay, and Judge ad hoc Rodríguez Pinzón informed the Court of their Partially Dissenting Opinions. Said Opinions are attached to this Judgment. Written in Spanish and in English, the Spanish text being authentic, in San Jose, Costa Rica on March 3, 2011. Diego García-Sayán President