-8* * 8. That, when monitoring the State’s full compliance with judgment in the instant case, and after examining the information provided by the State, the representatives, and the Inter-American Commission regarding compliance with the reparations, the Court has ascertained the reparations ordered in the judgment that have been complied with partially by Colombia, and those that remain pending. 9. That Colombia has complied with the payment of “90%” of the amounts established in the judgment (supra Having seen paragraphs 3 and 6(h)) for the loss of earnings of each of the 19 victims, the expenses incurred by the families of eleven victims, and the compensation for non-pecuniary damages (twelfth to fifteenth operative paragraphs of the judgment and paragraphs 230, 231, 233, 234, 235, 240, 241, 242, 243, 248, 249, 250, 251 and 252 of the judgment), so that Colombia still needs to pay the remaining 10% of the compensation. 10. That, in addition, the Court notes that in its report (supra Having seen paragraph 3(g)), the State indicated that it had already made the payment for reimbursement of costs and expenses to the Colombian Commission of Jurists and CEJIL. The representatives did not mention this compliance in their observations. The Court considers it pertinent to ask the representatives to refer to completion of this aspect, so that it may declare it fully complied with by the State. 11. That the Court considers it essential that the State submit updated information about the following matters that remain pending: (a) That, within a reasonable time, it investigate effectively the facts of this case, in order to identify, prosecute and punish all the masterminds and perpetrators of the violations committed against the 19 tradesmen, for the criminal and any other effects that may arise from the investigation into the facts, and [disseminate] the result of this measure […] publicly (fifth operative paragraph and paragraphs 256 to 263 of the judgment). The Court appreciates the progress made by the decision taken on the appeal for review by the Office of the Public Prosecutor in relation to the investigation into the possible responsibility of law enforcement personnel (supra Having seen paragraph 3(a) and 6(a)). The Court considers that Colombia must report upon the procedures carried out and the results obtained following that decision and submit detailed and complete information on the other actions being taken to investigate the facts. Regarding the method of complying with this obligation, the Court reiterates its findings in paragraphs 256 to 263 of the judgment; (b) That, within a reasonable time, it conduct a genuine search during which it makes every possible effort to determine with certainty what happened to the remains of the victims and, if possible, return them to their next of kin (sixth operative paragraph and paragraphs 270 and 271 of the judgment). The Court requests that the State remit information on the concrete results of the search procedure carried out in November 2005 (supra Having seen paragraph 3(b) and 6(b)) and the measures taken thereafter; (c) That it erect a monument in memory of the victims and, in a public ceremony in the presence of the next of kin of the victims, place a plaque with the names of the 19 tradesmen (seventh operative paragraph and paragraph 273 of the judgment). The Court appreciates the progress made in order to comply with this