1) Pedro Ureña, journalist, who will render a statement on the scene of the alleged massacre, the investigation, and the judicial proceeding. 2. Require the State to forward, where deemed relevant, in a non-extendable period that will expire on June 8, 2012, the questions it considered pertinent to ask the declarants indicated in operative paragraph 1 of this Order, by way of the InterAmerican Court. The statements required in operative paragraph 1 must be filed by no later than June 20, 2012. 3. Require the representatives to coordinate and conduct the necessary steps so that, upon receipt of the State’s questions, the proposed declarants include their answers in the statements they will render before a notary public, in accordance with the considering paragraph 16 of this Order. 4. Provide that, upon receipt of the statements required in operative paragraph 1, the Secretariat of the Inter-American Court provide these to the parties and the Commission, together with the expert report incorporated into this case (supra Considering clause 18). The State and the representatives may submit their observations to these statements and expert opinion by no later than with the final written arguments. 5. Summon the Dominican Republic, the representatives, and the Inter-American Commission to a public hearing that will be held during the 95th Regular Period of Sessions at the seat of the Court on June 21, 2012, as of 3:00 p.m., and on June 22, 2012, as of 9:00 a.m., to hear the final oral arguments and observations, respectively, on the merits and possible reparations and costs, as well as the statements of the following persons: A) Alleged victims proposed by the representatives 1) Noclair Florvilien, survivor, who will render a statement on the alleged persecution and massacre, and 2) Josue Maxime, survivor, who will render a statement on the alleged persecution and massacre. B) Expert witnesses proposed by the Commission 1) Doudou Diène, former Special Rapporteur of the United Nations on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related forms of intolerance, who will render an expert report on racial, structural, and institutional discrimination of migrant persons, the excessive use of force, and the appropriate responses of State agents and of the judiciary when faced with the situations such as the one in this case, and 2) Gay McDougall, Independent Expert of the United Nations on Minority Issues, who will render an expert report on the minimum guarantees that pursuant to international standards on human rights must govern all criminal or other type of proceeding that involves the determination of the migratory status of a person or that may result in a punishment as a consequence of this status. 8