attention prepared by the [State] and provided in the proceedings before the InterAmerican Commission, annexed to this [Agreement]. The victims [will have…] access to all procedures and attention for their illnesses and complaints, including those of a psychiatric or psychological nature. They will also have access to the pharmaceutical services and medications required. In the event that the medical service required is provided in facilities located in areas different from their place of residence, they will have the right to travel expenses and per diem, which shall be covered by the [State], once the victims have been formally included in the National Registry of Victims. Regarding the third level of care, adequate specialized medical care will be provided through the national health institutions, federal hospitals for referrals and highly-specialized regional hospitals, as required. The Human Rights Unit [UDDH] of the Ministry of the Interior [SEGOB] and the Secretary of Health of the State of Chihuahua will manage everything related to this reparation measure. C. Measures of satisfaction 47. In the Agreement, the State assumed the following obligation: C.1 Production project for Mr. Eleazar Heric Trueba Arciniega The [State] through the Trust for Compliance with Human Rights Obligations managed by the [UDDH] of [SEGOB], will provide Mr. Eleazar Heric Trueba Arciniega with a single payment [at an amount agreed by the parties and established in the Agreement] to be destined for a production project of his choice, which will allow him to have a legal production activity. The [State] through the [UDDH] of [SEGOB], will submit the proposal within a term of six (6) months from the signing and sanctioning of this friendly settlement agreement to the Trust mentioned in the previous paragraph, so that, once the proposal is approved, the corresponding capital reserve is made and the amount is given to the beneficiary. C.2 Provide a house and furniture to Micaela Arciniega Cevallos (who is interchangeably referred to as Micaela Arciniega Ceballos) and her son Eleazar Heric Trueba Arciniega Once the beneficiaries have registered in the National Registry of Victims, the [State] will provide funds for the purchase of a house for Micaela Arciniega Cevallos (who is interchangeably referred to as Micaela Arciniega Ceballos) and Eleazar Heric Trueba Arciniega through the Executive Commission for Victim Assistance (Comisión Ejecutiva de Atención a Víctimas, CEAV). The house will be located in either Barrio Insurgente, Colonia Loma Dorada, or Fraccionamiento Los Moros in the city of Chihuahua, State of Chihuahua. The house will have at least four rooms, a dining room, an equipped kitchen, two bathrooms, a laundry area and a large patio. The [State] will give the house completely furnished. Furthermore, the [State] promises to give them the house within six (6) months from the signing of this [Agreement], once the victims have registered in the National Registry of Victims. The [UDDH] of [SEGOB] and [CEAV], will manage everything related to this reparation. 14