10 the blocks are intended to hold isolated inmates for reasons of security and based on the nature of the crime committed For its part, the San Felipe Penitentiary Complex II has eight modules, each module with capacity for 60 inmates divided into two floors, each one with 40 cells. Both cells have a common patio that is partially open featuring natural and artificial light. As regarding young adults, in order to facilitate communal living, a maximum of 30 inmates is permitted per unit. The hours of free movement and lockdown within the complex varies between 0700 hrs. and 2200 hrs., taking into account “that [L]aw [No.] 24.660 requires that inmates in the advanced stage of the progressive sentence regimen have access to open detention spaces to educate the inmates on selfdiscipline, for which reason the San Felipe complex is intended specifically for that purpose. This means that the adults housed in that unit have flexible rules and few hours of cell lockdown.” 21. Additionally, the State indicated that in order to improve the security situation in the penitentiary complexes, currently a total of 2,020 individuals are guarding them as penitentiary personnel, compared to 2,719 inmates currently. In this process, the State expressed that in 2008 a total of 338 penitentiary personnel were hired. Of them, 260 hold positions of security personnel and carry out guard duties. The remaining 78 agents work as administrative and professional personnel. In 2009, a total of 318 penitentiary personnel were hired. Of them, 271 hold positions of security personnel and carry out guard duties. The remaining 47 agents work as administrative and professional personnel. In 2010, the State has hired 70 members of the administrative personnel, and in the the month of December 2010, 220 agents were hired as security personnel, representing a total of approximately 200 hirings in the year 2010. In particular, the State reported that the Boulogne Sur Mer complex has 667 officers, of which 471 correspond to the security corps and 196 to the administrative corps. Likewise, that includes 96 individuals providing in-wall guard services divided into three companies with rotating shifts of 24 hours of work and 48 hours of rest. Additionally, in the San Felipe II penitentiary complex, 282 personnel currently provide services, of which 221 work in the security corps. The internal security division includes 120 guards distributed in 32 officials per guard shift, working 24 hours on and 48 hours off. 22. Likewise, the State indicated that it has created a specific department for training penitentiary personnel where the different courses that have been provided in human rights, narco criminality, crisis management, criminal intelligence, transportation of inmates, guarding of high-risk inmates, and inspection training have been planned and coordinated. The State also expressed that it has trained the penitentiary security officers on specific methods of treatment and respect of human rights and that a budget for the penitentiary school has been established within the action plan budget, a school that currently does not exist in the Province. 23. In addition, in order to prevent the presence of weapons in the facilities, the State indicated that it has set up inspection divisions, implementing them in the places where the inmates are housed. The Boulogne Sur Mer Penitentiary has a division composed of 52 officers, while the San Felipe facility has an inspection division with nine officers who carry out inspections. The inspections are carried out on a daily basis and follow a protocol with a "detailed methodological, juridical, and technical process intended to preserve respect for the inmates and prevent any kind of excesses.” In addition, the inspections and Boulogne Sur Mer are recorded on video and remain at the disposal of the authorities for a period of three months. The entrance of visitors is also regulated by personnel trained to do so. The State indicated that "inspections are carried out on a daily basis and general inspections