2 b) the sum of US$14,000.00 (fourteen thousand U.S. dollars) or its equivalent in Argentine currency to be distributed in equal amounts among Ms. María Ramona Armas-de-Bulacio and Ms. Lorena Beatriz Bulacio […]. 8. The State must pay the total sum of US$210,000.00 (two hundred ten thousand U.S. dollars) or its equivalent in Argentine currency, as compensation for material damages, distributed as follows: a) b) c) d) the sum of US$114,333.00 (one hundred fourteen thousand three hundred thirty-three U. S. dollars), or its equivalent in Argentine currency, to be paid to Ms. Graciela Rosa Scavone […]; the sum of US$114,333.00 (one hundred fourteen thousand three hundred thirty-three U. S. dollars), or its equivalent in Argentine currency, to be paid to Ms. María Ramona Armas-de-Bulacio […]; the sum of US$39,333.00 (thirty-nine thousand three hundred thirtythree U.S. dollars), or its equivalent in Argentine currency, to be paid to Ms. Lorena Beatriz Bulacio […]; and the sum of US$12,000.00 (twelve thousand U.S. dollars), or its equivalent in Argentine currency to be distributed in equal amounts among the children, Matías Emanuel and Tamara Florencia Bulacio […]. 9. the State must pay the sum of US$40,000.00 (forty thousand U.S. dollars), or its equivalent in Argentine currency for costs and expenditures […]. 10. the State must pay such compensation and reimburse such costs and expenditures as ordered in the [….] Judgment within six months from the notification thereof. 11. the compensation for material damages, immaterial damages and costs and expenditures established in this Judgment may not be subject to any tax, levy or surcharge currently imposed or which may be decreed in the future. 12. in the event of delinquency on the part of the State, it shall be subject to the payment of interest on the amount due, which shall correspond to the delinquency interest rate applied by banks in Argentina. 13. [concerning]the compensation ordered in favor of the children, Tamara Florencia and Matías Emanuel Bulacio, the State must, within six months and under the most favorable financial conditions allowed by the legislation and banking practice, invest the sums owed them in a solvent Argentine banking institution, in U.S. dollars or the equivalent thereof in Argentine currency, for as long as they are under age […]. 14. it shall supervise compliance with judgment and shall regard the case closed […] once the State will have properly complied with the requirements of the […] judgment. Within six months from notification of the Judgment the State shall submit to the Court a report on the measures taken in compliance […]. 2. The note of the Court’s Secretariat (hereinafter the “Secretariat”), of April 6, 2004, requesting the State of the Argentine Republic (hereinafter the “State” or “Argentina”) the submission of its first compliance with judgment report, given that the deadline for its submission had already expired on April 3. 3. The compliance with judgment report (supra Having seen 1) submitted by the State on May 13, 2004, which included a copy of the publication in the official gazette of the pertinent section of the Judgment delivered by the Court (supra Having seen 1) and “certifications that the payments […] ordered [in operative paragraphs seven to thirteen] ha[d] been made.” In like manner, the State referred to the steps taken to comply with operative paragraphs four and five of said Judgment (supra Having seen 1).