Procedure, this case leaves open the possibility of deepening a discussion on whether a future reform or judicial practice by the Commission and the Inter-American Court in a specific case would allow the participation of multiple States as parties to the process. Bearing in mind the complexity of the human rights violations exposed in this case and the seriousness with which an operation as dark and bloody as Plan Condor, in which various States participated, must be investigated, it is necessary to place these concerns on the record so they can hopefully draw attention to the organs of the system as well as to the representatives of the victims so that they can be presented, admitted, and debated within the system, either through reform of the Rules of Procedure or, as I have argued in other votes, through case law development. L. Patricio Pazmiño Freire Judge Pablo Saavedra Alessandri Secretary