9 taken to comply with the payment of pecuniary damages. Furthermore, he stated that there has been no progress regarding all other reparations that remain unsettled. 24. The comments filed by the Commission on June 22, 2006, after having been granted an extension, namely: a) regarding to the payment of interest due to the delay in payment of the compensation for moral damages, the Commission expressed concern about the fact that over two months have elapsed after the State received the computation made by the Ministry of Justice and there is still no information available to verify that payment has been made. This becomes even worse if we consider that the period of time originally granted by the Court has long expired, the methods of compliance specified and the pressing need to redress the violations against the aggrieved party; b) regarding to the investigation of the facts and punishment of the perpetrators, the Commission considers that the State must provide adequate information in a manner such that the Court may follow up the investigation conducted to punish the perpetrators as well as the efficiency and efficacy of the measures adopted to that end by the State; c) regarding to the payment of pecuniary damages, the Commission is concerned over the obstacles and difficulties faced by Mr. Cesti to collect the amount ordered in the arbitration award, and d) regarding to the annulment of the military proceedings and the effects resulting therefrom, the Commission noted the lack of information regarding the steps taken to comply with this obligation. 25. The note of the Secretariat of June 29, 2006, whereby, following the President’s instructions, it requested the State to submit, by August 1, 2006, information on the progress made regarding compliance with the judgments of the Court in the instant case, specifically on: a) the measures adopted to comply with the payment of interest on the amount of compensation for moral damage; b) the investigation of the facts of the instant case and punishment of the perpetrators, making specific reference to the allegations of the victim's representative and the Commission that "not all persons involved are being prosecuted[,] and the crimes for which they are being prosecuted as well as the facts surrounding the case are different from those which should be included in the State report;” c) the measures adopted to make payment of pecuniary damages, and d) any progress made in the annulment of the military proceedings and the effects resulting therefrom. 26. The briefs filed by the State on June 13 and 18, 2006 whereby it requested an extension to meet the request made by the Secretariat. 27. The note of the Secretariat of July 19, 2006, whereby, following the President’s instructions, the State was granted the requested extension until August 31, 2006. 28. The brief filed by the victim on August 29, 2006, requesting the Court to allow his representative to come before the Court to present the issues that are hindering compliance with the Judgments ordered in this case. 29. The note of the Secretariat of September 1, 2006, whereby, following the President’s instructions, the victim and the representative were informed that a