The Commission also asks the Court to establish the following measures of reparation: 1. Make adequate reparation, individually and collectively, for the violations of human rights found in the report, covering the material, moral, and cultural aspects, including fair compensation, the determination and dissemination of the historical truth of the facts, recovering the memory of the deceased and disappeared victims, and implementing a program for psychosocial care that is culturally appropriate for the survivors and family members of the victims executed and disappeared. Collective reparations should be reached by consensus with the survivors in the village of Chichupac and neighboring communities with the aim of re-establishing their community life as part of the Maya Achi indigenous community, and the special bond with their lands. 2. Establish a mechanism that makes it possible, to the greatest extent possible, to completely identify the victims executed in the instant case and to provide as necessary to continue the process of identifying the mortal remains of those victims and returning them to their families. 3. Establish a mechanism that makes it possible to determine the persons disappeared in the massacres, and with respect to the survivors of the massacres. 4. Locate and deliver to the family the mortal remains of the disappeared victims. 5. Establish a mechanism to facilitate complete identification of the family members of the victims executed and disappeared so that they can be beneficiaries of reparations. 6. Carry out, conclude, and reopen, and as the case may be, the domestic procedures related to the violations of human rights found in the report and conduct the investigations impartially, effectively, and within a reasonable time for the purpose of clarifying the facts completely, identifying the masterminds and direct perpetrators, and impose the corresponding sanctions. 7. Strengthen the capacity of the judicial branch to adequately and efficiently investigate the facts and punish the persons responsible, even providing the material and technical resources needed to ensure the proper development of the procedures. 8. Order the corresponding administrative, disciplinary, and criminal justice measures vis-à-vis the acts or omissions of the state officials that have contributed to the denial of justice and impunity in which one finds the facts of the case, or of those who participated in measures to obstruct the proceedings aimed at identifying and punishing the persons responsible. 9. Adopt the measures necessary to ensure that there is no recurrence of similar acts in the future, in keeping with the duty to prevent and to ensure the human rights recognized in the American Convention. In particular, implement permanent programs on human rights and international humanitarian law in the training schools of the Armed Forces. In addition to the need to obtain justice for the failure to carry out the recommendations in the report on the merits, the Commission considers that the case raises issues that go to inter-American public order. Specifically, although the Court has already heard several cases of massacres committed during the armed conflict in Guatemala, this case could contribute to developing case-law on the mechanisms of reparation domestically and their reach in the