103 14. The State must carry out, in a period of six months, the publications provided for in paragraph 271 of this Judgment. 15. The State must implement, in a reasonable period and with the respective budgetary provisions, a permanent human rights program, directed at the agents of the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the judges of the Judicial Branch of Uruguay, in conformity with paragraph 278 of the present Judgment. 16. The State must adopt, within a period of two years, the appropriate measures to guarantee the technical and systematical access to the information regarding serious violations of human rights that occurred during the dictatorship that are held in State archives, in conformity with paragraph 274, 275 and 282 of the Judgment. 17. The State must pay, within a period of one year, the amounts established in paragraphs 291, 293, 296, and 304 of the present Judgment, for compensation of pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage and the reimbursement of costs and expenses that correspond, in conformity with paragraphs 305 to 311 of this Judgment. 18. Pursuant to that established in the American Convention, the Court will monitor the full compliance with this Judgment and will conclude the case once the State has entirely satisfied said provisions. In a period of one year as of the legal notice of this Judgment, the State must offer the Court a brief regarding the measures adopted to satisfy compliance. Judge Vio Grossi made his Concurring Opinion known to the Court, that which accompanies this Judgment. Written in Spanish and in English, the Spanish text being authentic, in San Jose, Costa Rica on February 24, 2010. Diego García-Sayán President Leonardo A. Franco Manuel E. Ventura Robles Margarette May Macaulay Rhadys Abreu Blondet