extreme seriousness and urgency to avoid irreparable damages to the rights of people protected by them persist.10 In this regard, the Court emphasizes that presentation of observations and information related to the compliance of provisional measures in discussion, constitutes a duty of the Commission, of beneficiaries from those provisional measures or their guardians and the State. the the the the 19. That taking into account the information provided by the guardians and the State, the Court estimates that the situation of extreme seriousness and urgency and imminent risk that caused the undertaking of the provisional measures to protect the life and integrity of the members of ECAP does not persist. In consequence, this Court considers convenient to rescind from the provisional measures in favor of all the beneficiaries. THEREFORE: THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS in use of the attributions conferred in Articles 63(2) of the American Convention of Human Rights and 26 and 30 of its Rules of Procedures,11 DECIDES: 1. To rescind the provisional measures ordered by the Court in its Orders of November 25, 2006 and November 26, 2007 in favor of Eugenia Judith Erazo Caravantes, Leonel Meoño, Carlos Miranda, Evelyn Lorena Morales, Dorcas Mux Casia, Víctor Catalan, Fredy Hernández, Olga Alicia Paz, Nieves Gómez, Paula María Martínez, Gloria Victoria Sunun, Dagmar Hilder, Magdalena Guzmán, Susana Navarro, Inés Menéses, Olinda Xocop, Felipe Sarti, María Chen Manuel, Andrea González, María Isabel Torresi, Celia Aidé López López, Jesús Méndez, Juan Alberto Jiménez, Fernando Suazo, Manuel Román, Mónica Pinzón, Maya Alvarado, Gloria Esquit, Carlos Paredes, Santiago Tziquic, Franc Kernaj, Lidia Pretzantzin Yoc, Bruce Osorio, Paula María López, Adder Samayoa, Glendy Mendoza, Jacinta de León, Pedro López, Claudia Hernández, Amalia Sub Chub, Anastasia Velásquez, Cruz Méndez, Isabel Domingo, Marisol Rodas, Luz Méndez, Magdalena Pedro Juan, Vilma Chub, Petrona Vásquez, Mariola Vicente, Joel Sosof, Ana Botán, Cristian Cermeño, Margarita Giron, Juan Carlos Martínez, Daniel Barczay and Evelyn Moreno. 2. To request the Secretariat of the Court to notify this Order to the State, to the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights and to the beneficiaries or their representatives. 3. To close this file. 10 Cf. Case of the Constitutional Court, supra note 9, Considering Third; Matter of Carlos Nieto Palma et al., supra note 7, Considering Twentieth; and Matter of Pueblo Indígena Kankuamo, supra note 1, Considering Fourth. 11 Regulation of the Court partially reformed in its LXXXII Regular Session, carried out from January 19 to 31, 2009.