3 […] 2. The briefs of the State of Ecuador (hereinafter “Ecuador” or “the State”) of November 26, 2004, February 10, March 28, April 8 and 18 and July 1, 2005, and April 19, 2006, wherein it reported on measures adopted to comply with the Judgment delivered by the Court on September 7, 2004 (supra Having Seen clause No. 1). In this respect, it stated, inter alia, that: a) as regards to the effective investigation into the facts: the Dirección Nacional de Patrocinio (National Representation Board) filed three complaints with the Public Prosecutor’s Office, in order to have the corresponding investigations initiated and identify those responsible for the violations perpetrated against Mr. Daniel David Tibi. The first complaint, regarding the arbitrary detention, was filed with the Government Attorney’s Office of Pichincha; and the other two, regarding violations of due process and torture respectively, with the State Solicitor General; b) as regards to the publication of the extract of the Judgment delivered by the Court in the Official Gazette and in newspapers of national circulation within Ecuador and France: i. it attached a copy of Official Registry No. 458 of Wednesday, November 10, 2004, wherein the State Attorney General’s Office published the extract of the Judgment delivered by the Court on September 7, 2004; ii. it forwarded an issue of the newspaper El Comercio (Quito) of December 17, 2004, wherein it published the extract of the Judgment of September 7, 2004, delivered by this Tribunal in the instant case; iii. the Director of the National Representation Board of the State Attorney General's Office informed "that the Ecuadorian Embassy in France quoted the prices for publication [of the extract of the Judgment delivered on September 7, 2004 in the case of Tibi in a French newspaper,] in the newspapers [Le Monde and Le Figaro] mentioned by the representatives". The State considered that the cost of publishing in those newspapers was too high; hence, it requested that said publication be made in a local newspaper of wide circulation in France, specifically in the area where Daniel Tibi resides, and iv. subsequently, it pointed out that it had been informed by the representatives of publication costs in a French newspaper, which, apparently, were more adequate from the economic point of view. Therefore, the State Attorney General's Office will request the Foreign Office to instruct the Ecuadorian Embassy in France to take such steps as may be necessary to comply with this measure. c) As regards to payment of compensations: i. the State Attorney General's Office has requested the Ministry of Economy to transfer the necessary resources to effect such payment, and ii. the amount of the compensation ordered by the Court was credited to the accounts of the State Attorney General's Office by the Ministry of Economy and Finance. The Finance Board of the Attorney General's Office is currently taking relevant actions to have the money