indicated that he had been rejected by the family of his former partner, Judith Samayoa Vásquez334. B.23. Corina Dianeth Robledo Alvarado 73. Mrs. Robledo Alvarado was born on November 4, 1973, in the municipality of Pajapita, department of San Marcos, Guatemala, and lives there now. She is a primary school teacher in the village of San Antonio Las Flores, Pajapita. She became infected through sexual transmission by her husband and, in turn, her son L.A.L. was infected by vertical transmission, being diagnosed with HIV at the age of 3. Mrs. Robledo Álvarez was diagnosed in 2001 in the Malacatán Hospital. She was treated for the first time by the MSF’s Proyecto Vida. Subsequently, she was transferred to Clinic No. 12 of the Coatepeque National Hospital. She has had permanent regular access to antiretroviral treatment and undergone CD4 counts and viral load tests. She has not received nutritional or psychological support. Mrs. Robledo and her son L.A.L. were pointed at by people outside Clinic No. 12 because they consider that this health center is for “sidosos.” It took her five hours to travel from her home to the Roosevelt Clinic, which resulted in expenses that obliged her to go into debt.335 74. Her family unit consists of her husband Luis de León, her son L.A.L., her father Virgilio Ladislao Robledo Rodríguez and her mother Katarina Alvarado Mazariegos (deceased), her brothers Osvaldo Romeo, Gelber Manuel, Kener Guilfredo, Boanerges Onelio, and her sisters Bertha Luz and Leticia, all Robledo Alvarado, and her nephew Edvin Otoniel Gómez Robledo Alvarado.336 B.24. Audencio Rodas Rodríguez 75. Mr. Rodas Rodríguez was born on May 22, 1942, in the municipality of Malacatán, department of San Marcos, Guatemala, and lives there now. He completed the first year of primary education. He worked in carpentry. He was diagnosed with HIV in 1998. He abandoned his job owing to the diarrhea, fevers and fungi caused by the infection. In 2001, he began treatment with MSF’s Proyecto Vida, where he was provided with antiretroviral treatment, medication for the fungal infections and CD4 counts, but not viral load testing. Subsequently, he was transferred to Clinic No. 12 of the Coatepeque National Hospital, and finally to the Malacatán Hospital. He has undergone CD4 counts and viral load tests irregularly, but not genotype or phenotype testing. He has suffered from oral hairy leukoplakia, severe bacterial pneumonia, herpes zoster and diarrhea. He has not received nutritional or psychological support, or family, community and home-based care. He has been provided with condoms and lubricants. Owing to the deterioration of the health of Mr. Rodas Rodríguez, his wife and his daughters were obliged to work to maintain the family, which, in the words of Mr. Rodas Rodríguez, caused him: “a lot of sadness and worry, because we had to change our way of life; I could not pay for my young daughters schooling, and they and my wife had to work to maintain our home.”337 Identity card of Israel Pérez Charal (evidence file, folios 12387 and 12388), and Affidavit prepared by Israel Pérez Charal on December 16, 2016 (evidence file, folios 11528, 11529, 11530 and 11531). 334 Birth certificate of Corina Dianeth Robledo Alvarado (evidence file, folio 12818), and Affidavit prepared by Corina Dianeth Robledo Alvarado on February 12, 2017 (evidence file, folios 11585, 11586 and 11587). 335 The petitioners’ brief of September 30, 2011 (evidence file, folio 1365), and list annexed to the IACHR Merits Report of April 13, 2016 (evidence file, folio 12770). 336 Birth certificate of Audencio Rodas Rodríguez (evidence file, folio 12812); Affidavit prepared by Audencio Rodas Rodríguez on December 26, 2017 (evidence file, folios 11573, 11574, 11575 and 11576), and the petitioners’ brief of August 7, 2009 (evidence file, folios 823 and 824). 337 107