58 the next of kin in this or these categories shall increase proportionally the part corresponding to the other. 100. In the case of Sydney Shaw Díaz, Martha Arrivillaga de Carpio, Mario Arturo López Arrivillaga, Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga, Ricardo San Pedro Suárez, Jorge Carpio Arrivillaga, Rodrigo Carpio Arrivillaga, Karen Fischer, Rodrigo Carpio Fischer, Daniela Carpio Fischer, Silvia Arrivillaga de Villacorta, Álvaro Martín Villacorta Arrivillaga, Silvia Piedad Villacorta Arrivillaga, Juan Carlos Villacorta Arrivillaga, María Isabel Villacorta Arrivillaga, José Arturo Villacorta Arrivillaga, Rosa Everilda Mansilla Pineda, Lisbeth Azucena Rivas Mansilla, Dalia Yaneth Rivas Mansilla, César Aníbal Rivas Mansilla, Nixon Rigoberto Rivas Mansilla, Sonia Lisbeth Hernández Saraccine, Alejandro Ávila Hernández, Sydney Roberto Ávila Hernández, María Paula González Chamo and María Nohemi Guzmán, a compensation shall be delivered to each of them as victims. If one or several of the persons indicated in this paragraph have died or die before the payment of the corresponding compensation, the amount shall be distributed in accordance with the applicable national legislation. B) PECUNIARY DAMAGE Arguments of the Commission 101. The Commission stated that: a) With regard to the compensation to which the next of kin have a right for pecuniary damage, it referred to the amounts requested by the representatives in their final oral and written arguments, and b) Some of the next of kin of the victims had to abandon their studies, some went into exile, and others had therapy to overcome psychological traumas caused by the facts. Arguments of the representatives 102. The representatives indicated that: Jorge Carpio Nicolle and his next of kin a) Regarding Mr. Carpio Nicolle’s loss of earnings, it is difficult to calculate his financial contribution to his family, because he did not have a salary, but rather an income from “El Gráfico”; however, this allowed them to live a comfortable life, with luxuries. The Carpio Arrivillaga family estimates that Mr. Carpio Nicolle provided about five thousand United States dollars a month; b) Mr. Carpio Nicolle’s execution ended his “life project”; namely, the possibility of realizing his presidential hopes; c) Regarding indirect damage, the Carpio Arrivillaga family incurred a series of expenses following Jorge Carpio Nicolle’s execution; these included: i. Expenses for the funerals of Jorge Carpio Nicolle and Juan Vicente Villacorta, corresponding to their social status; both calculated at fourteen thousand United States dollars;