156. The amounts established as compensation for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage and to reimburse costs and expenses shall be delivered in full to the persons and organizations indicated in this judgment, without any deductions arising from possible charges or taxes. 157. If the State should fall into arrears, it shall pay interest on the amount owed corresponding to banking interest on arrears in the Republic of Honduras. E. Monitoring compliance with the Agreement 158. This Court positively assesses the willingness shown by the State to repair the damage caused by the human rights violations that occurred in the instant case. It notes that the measures agreed upon are aimed at comprehensively redressing the harm caused since they provide for pecuniary compensation, measures of restitution and satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition. Therefore, the Court endorses the measures of reparation in the terms approved by the parties in the friendly settlement agreement. 159. As part of the process of monitoring compliance with this judgment, the Court will oversee compliance with all the measures agreed upon by the parties, and will settle any disputes that may arise between the State and the representatives regarding their scope and content. Furthermore, in order to ensure full compliance with the agreed reparation measures, it orders the State to designate a specific authority in charge of ensuring compliance at the domestic level. Said authority shall inform and involve the victims in this case, and the companies that carry out fishing activities in the Mosquitia region, as appropriate, with respect to compliance with the agreed measures of reparation. The State shall designate the aforementioned authority within 120 days from notification of this judgment, and shall notify the Court of said designation. 160. With regard to monitoring the measures of restitution and satisfaction and the guarantees of non-repetition agreed by the parties, this Court will assess the progress made in their compliance over a period of five years, and will determine whether it is necessary to maintain them. 161. The friendly settlement agreement signed between the representatives on behalf of the victims and the State is hereby endorsed by this judgment, for which reason any dispute or difference arising therefrom shall be resolved by this Court. 54