María Refugio Raymundo, Marvin Alfonso Vásquez-Solórzano, Raquel de JesúsSolórzano, Oscar Humberto Vásquez-Solórzano, Víctor Arnoldo Vásquez, and Lydia de Vásquez. The Commission also declared that those persons had informed it that they distrusted the agents working at the National Police Department, whom they connected with the acts of harassment of which they had been victims and with the homicide of Messrs. Oscar and Eric Orlando Vásquez, and that they had informed the petitioners in the case that the police protection required to comply with the protective measures adopted by the Commission was not being provided. 4. The Order of the President of the Court (hereinafter "the President") of February 10, 1998, in which he decided: 1. To call upon the State of Guatemala to adopt forthwith such measures as may be necessary to effectively ensure the physical and moral integrity of the members of the Vásquez family, including Oscar Humberto Vásquez, Raquel de Jesús-Solórzano, Thelma Judith de Vásquez. Marvin Vásquez, and Lydia de Vásquez and to investigate the attack and threats of which the first named of them was victim. 2. To call upon the State of Guatemala to submit to the Court within five working days of notification of the present order an initial report on the specific measures taken for the protection of those persons. 3. To request the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to submit to the Court its observations on the initial report of the State of Guatemala within fifteen days of notification thereof. 4. To call upon the State of Guatemala to continue to present its reports every two months on the measures adopted following the presentation of its initial report. 5. To request the Inter-American Commission to submit its observations on the State's periodic reports within six weeks of notification thereof. 6. To submit this Order to the Court for its consideration at its forthcoming Regular Session for the pertinent effects. 5. The four reports submitted to date by the State, in which it described the measures it has taken to comply with the aforementioned Order of the President, which include visits to the persons listed therein and their protection by police patrols in the vicinity of their homes. 6. The Commission's observations on the State's initial reports, submitted to the Court on April 24, 1998, in which the Commission declared that: [a]ccording to the information supplied by the petitioners, problems regarding the security situation of the persons named persist, especially with regard to Mr. Oscar Humberto Vásquez. Consequently, the Commission continues to be anxious about that situation and respectfully requests the Honourable Court to demand the Government to comply fully with the provisional measures ordered with regard to its obligation to provide the necessary protection and to conduct a serious investigation on the intimidation and threats denounced. The Commission respectfully requests the Honourable Court to ask the Government to issue a detailed report on; (1) the security measures it has implemented in favor of each of the beneficiaries of the present measures, and (2) the steps it has taken to investigate the attack and threats as a security measure on behalf of the persons threatened. CONSIDERING: