7 to educate individuals deprived of liberty in the penitentiaries,15 along with the efforts to improve the educational and recreational activities, as well as measures related to sanitary and health conditions and other additional measures to improve the security situation inside the prisons (supra Considering 8 and 9). However, a significant part of the information presented by the representatives, the Commission, and the State is outside the purpose of these provisional measures, such as the information referencing aspects of due process in administrative proceedings launched in connection with incidents taking place inside the penitentiaries; incidents allegedly having taken place in a different penitentiary named Almafuerte; the issuing of rules authorizing methods of chemical castration for individuals convicted of sex crimes; and a law that allegedly restricts personal liberty during criminal proceedings, among others. Therefore, the Court will not rule on this and will hereinafter rule only on aspects pertaining to the central protective purpose of these measures (supra Considering 10). ii) Analysis of the implementation of the provisional measures 1. Measures to correct overcrowding 12. The State reported that in order to confront the situation of overcrowding through the restructuring of the penitentiary system, the Province of Mendoza built a totally new prison facility called the Almafuerte complex with holding capacity for 940 inmates; it inaugurated the Borbollón prison unit intended exclusively for the imprisonment of women; and it built the San Felipe II prison complex, which currently has capacity for 960 inmates and as of the issuing of this order contained 551 inmates. Likewise, the State reported that it inaugurated two new modules in the Gustavo André prison complex in Lavelle where "inmates are housed who have reached the final stage in the progressive imprisonment regimen.” That prison has the capacity to hold 130 inmates. In addition, Blocks 4 and 12 of the Boulogne Sur Mer complex were demolished in order to be reconstructed. This complex is part of the Mendoza Provincial Penitentiary. Regarding this penitentiary, the State reported that the inmate population of the Boulogne Sur Mer complex has been reduced from 1650 inmates in 2004, when the measures were ordered, to 872 inmates, with its holding capacity at 890 slots. This capacity will be increased to 960 slots when the "locative arrangements" reach their conclusion. 13. The State indicated that it continues to implement short, medium, and long term measures toward achieving the total restructuring of its penitentiary system. In this way, it indicated that, in order to improve the overcrowding situation, the Province of Mendoza and the Nation of Argentina have agreed on the construction of a federal prison with a capacity to receive 520 federal inmates, thus lessening the crowding in the provincial 15 Thus the State indicated that in the Boulogne Sur Mer and San Felipe complexes, general basic adult education and higher education are offered for free through the execution of the program "Education in the context of imprisonment" in partnership with the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. It specified that "total school enrollment at all levels of formal education is 325 students;" 18 inmates are seeking university degrees; a “‘Movie Debate’ program [was implemented], carried out jointly by the Education and Psychological Areas [where] 163 inmates currently participate," as was a "radio workshop" involving 18 inmates who do weekly broadcasts at the radio station of the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional; and in the "San Felipe” complex, there are different work training courses that benefit 44 inmates In addition, the library was inaugurated. Also, general repair, carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work are done constantly in the blocks.