8 34. The Court would add the following stipulation: if, for any reason, the beneficiaries of the compensation are unable to claim it in person, the State shall, within six months, place the required amounts in United States dollars, in a certificate of deposit or account in the name of the beneficiaries or their legal heirs, with a solvent and secure financial institution, under the most favorable financial terms that banking law and practice allow. VII OTHER FORMS OF REPARATION 35. In addition to pecuniary compensation, the State pledged to make reparations of other kinds to the victims’ next of kin. 36. Under clause eight, titled “Health Benefits,” the State undertook to cover, through the Ministry of Health, the costs associated with the health services that the corresponding health care centers provide to the beneficiaries, including the cost of medications. This obligation will endure for the life of the beneficiaries and take effect as of the date the agreement is signed. 37. Clause nine of the agreement –titled “Services for psychological support and interpersonal growth and development”- provides that “the State will enroll the beneficiaries in any programs currently being offered under the Emergency Zones’ Resettlement and Development Assistance Plan -run by the Ministry for the Advancement of Women and Human Development (PROMUDEH)- whose services the beneficiaries may require.” 38. Under clause ten –titled “Assistance with residential construction”-, the State, through the Social Assistance Fund [Fondo de Apoyo Social (FONAS)] of the Materials Stockpile of the Ministry of the Presidency and in accordance with the provisions of Law 27205 and the rules and procedures established for that purpose, undertakes to pay a portion of the construction cost of the residence of the beneficiaries of the reparations, located at Jirón Hanancusco N. 942, Tahuantinsuyo Sector, Zone Four, Independencia District, Lima. 39. In its second, fourth and fifth clauses, the agreement spells out other forms of reparations that the State undertakes, involving measures of satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition. They are: a) publish the Court’s August 16, 2000 Judgment in the Official Gazette El Peruano and circulate its contents via such other media as deemed appropriate for that purpose, within the 30 days following the signing of the agreement; b) include in the executive decree ordering publication of the agreement “a public apology to the victims for the grievous injuries caused” and confirmation of the State’s resolve that events of this nature shall never recur; and 121; and The “White Van” Case (Paniagua Morales et al. v. Guatemala). Reparations. supra note 3, paragraphs 225, 226 and 227.