24 c) At the time of her detention on February 6, 1993, she was living with her children, Gisselle Elena and Paul Abelardo Zambrano-Loayza, at the home of her parents, Julio Loayza-Sudario and Adelina Tamayo-Trujillo, in Altillo, Block A, Lot 17, City and Countryside, Rímac District. Her siblings are Delia Haydée, Carolina Maida, William Julio, Olga Adelina, Elizabeth Giovanna and Rubén Edilberto, all by the surname Loayza-Tamayo (cf. certification of domicile issued by the National Police Ministry of Interior of Perú, made out in the name of María Elena Loayza-Tamayo; birth certificates of Gisselle Elena Zambrano-Loayza, Paul Abelardo Zambrano-Loayza, Appendix II; civil marriage certificate of Julio Loayza-Sudario and Adelina Tamayo-Trujillo; birth certificates of Delia Haydée Loayza-Tamayo, Carolina Maida Loayza-Tamayo, William Julio Loayza-Tamayo, Olga Adelina Loayza-Tamayo, Elizabeth Giovanna Loayza-Tamayo, Rubén Edilberto Loayza-Tamayo, Appendix III; and statement given by María Elena Loayza-Tamayo before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights); d) At the time of her detention, she was working at José Gabriel Condorcanqui High School, where her area of specialization was history. Her monthly salary was S184.84 (one hundred eighty-four and eighty-four/one hundredths soles). She was definitively removed from her post on May 29, 1993, on the grounds that she had abandoned her post without just cause (cf. resolution No. 0805, July 10, 1996, from the Office of the Director of the Educational Services Unit USE 07-Rímac, Appendix VII; certification issued by the Director of the Colegio Nacional "José Gabriel Condorcanqui," November 19, 1997; certificate attesting to the good character of María Elena Loayza-Tamayo, issued by the Director, Office of the Deputy Director, OBE Advisory Services, Asociación de Padres de Familia [Parents Association] of the "José Gabriel Condorcanqui" High School, November 23, 1993; certification of employment and good character for María Elena Loayza-Tamayo, issued by the Director of the "C.E. José Gabriel Condorcanqui", U.S.E. 07-Rímac, November 24, 1993; voucher from the Ministry of Education made out in the name of María Elena Loayza-Tamayo, January 1993; request for reinstatement at the "José Gabriel Condorcanqui" Educational Center, dated October 27, 1997, addressed to the director of the Educational Services Unit 02 Rímac; official memorandum No. 314-97/DCN”JGC”, dated November 10, 1997, from Aquiles L. Reynoso-Lázaro, CH "José Condorcanqui", to Francisco Javier Herrera-Tuesta, Director of the Section II Program of the U.S.E. 02, and the statement given by María Elena Loayza-Tamayo before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights); e) At the time of her detention, she was working at the National School of Dramatic Arts, where her area of specialization was drama coaching and her monthly salary was S66.26 (sixty-six and twenty-six/one hundredths soles) (cf. certification issued by the Director of the National School of Dramatic Arts, February 15, 1993; certificate issued by the Director of the National School of Dramatic Art, December 15, 1993; and the statement given by María Elena Loayza-Tamayo before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights) f) At the time of her detention, she was working at the School of Management of the Universidad de San Martín de Porres. Her monthly salary was S345.51 (three hundred forty-five and fifty-one/one hundreths soles). Although she stated that she also was working at the School of Education in that university, there is information in the case file to the effect that that association ended on January 30, 1993 (cf. certification of María Elena Loayza-Tamayo’s employment, issued by the Chief of the Office of Personnel and Services of the University of San Matín de Porres, January 5, 1994; certification issued by the Academic Dean of Education and Humanities of Universidad de San Martín de Porres, February 24, 1993, Appendix XIV; a monthly pay slip from the Universidad San Martín de