51 C) Measures of satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition 187. In this section, the Tribunal will determine the measures of satisfaction necessary to redress the non-pecuniary damages suffered. In addition, the Tribunal will order measures which reach the general public. On this subject, the Tribunal will only order those measures which it considers appropriate and which are designed to redress the violations declared in the context of the present case. Consequently, the Court will not rule upon the common intervener’s requests with respect to a) the undertaking of a public act of reconciliation and recognition of responsibility; b) the creation of a constitutionally established agency dedicated to forensic science of crimes; c) the establishment of training courses for prosecutors, judicial agents, and police officers; d) the establishment of an independent organization, created with public participation, designed to investigate and adequately sanction failures by members of the PNC; e) the investigation and dismantling of the death squads; f) the creation of a video and radio report about the operation of the death squads after the end of the armed conflict; g) the designation of a “day for death squad victims”; and g) the creation of an independent commission to investigate the homicide of Ramón Mauricio García Prieto. 188. The State did not address measures of non-repetition and satisfaction. * a) * * The State’s obligation to investigate the events of the present case 189. The Commission requested that the Court order the State to undertake a complete, impartial, effective, and expeditious judicial investigation, in order to determine the circumstances of the homicide of Ramón Mauricio García Prieto. In the same sense, the Commission requested a judicial investigation to determine the origin of the threats and harassment, and determine the identity of those who have followed José Mauricio García Prieto Hirlemann and Gloria Giralt de García Prieto. Finally, it requested that all the perpetrators of the events, throughout the different levels of decision-making and execution, be identified, and that the State advance criminal proceedings and apply the punishment due. 190. The common intervener requested that a serious, complete, and effective investigation be ordered in order to identify, try and punish all those who participated in the homicide of Ramón Mauricio García Prieto. According to the common intervener, all of the material and intellectual authors of the events should be investigated, as well as those responsible for the threats, harassment, and other interference in the private life of the García Prieto Giralt family. Likewise, they requested that the Court order the State to investigate the police and judicial agents allegedly responsible for irregularities in the proceedings undertaken. 191. With respect to the investigations, the State indicated that Ramón Mauricio García Prieto’s death was broadly investigated by the competent institutions, as were the “threats and intimidating acts.” The State further indicated that, through its judicial and administrative institutions, it has investigated each of the requests of the representatives, according to procedures previously established by law.