US$900.00 (nine hundred United States dollars) should be considered the current salary; and c) that one of the consequences of the untiring search for José Carlos Trujillo Oroza carried out by Mrs. Oroza de Solón Romero was the loss of her position, and that if “she had retired from the position that she had at the time, as a teacher at the national teacher training college”, her pension would have equaled approximately US$500.00 (five hundred United States dollars), while, owing to what happened, she retired as a ground-level teacher with a monthly salary of US$150.00 (one hundred and fifty United States dollars). 67. Owing to the foregoing, the representatives of the victim and his next of kin consider that the State should pay the amounts indicated in the following table: Reparation for Pecuniary Damage Conseque Loss of Financial ntial earnings losses of the damage victim’s mother José Carlos US$153,900. Not quantified Trujillo Oroza US$8,400.0 00 042 US$18,600. 0043 Victim TOTAL TOTAL AMOUNT US$27,000. US$153,900. 00 00 US$180,900.00 68. The said representatives indicated that the total amount of pecuniary reparations “will be deposited in a fund with the name of José Carlos Trujillo Oroza”, to be administered by: the Permanent Human Rights Assembly of Bolivia (APDHB), the Association of Next of Kin of Detained-Disappeared and Martyrs for National Liberation (ASOFAMD) and the Solón Foundation, representing the family of José Carlos, to finance projects and activities for the defense and promotion of human rights and to grant an annual award with the name of José Carlos Trujillo Oroza. The Commission’s arguments 69. The Commission indicated that it agreed with the opinion of the representatives of the victim and his next of kin that compensation should be established for pecuniary damage and added that José Carlos Trujillo Oroza worked part-time as a photographer. 42 This amount corresponds to the claim for expenses incurred in the search for the victim and in the domestic and international jurisdictions. 43 This amount corresponds to the claim for expenses incurred for medical treatment received by the victim’s mother, Gladys Oroza de Solón Romero.