ii) the rights to personal integrity, to a fair trial, and to judicial protection, as established in Articles 5, 8, and 25 of the American Convention, in connection with Article 1.1 of the same international instrument, to the detriment of the next of kin of Ángel Pacheco León, namely: i) his mother Andrea Pacheco; ii) his spouse Blanca Rosa Herrera; iii) his brothers and sisters Otilia, Concepción, José, Blanca, María, Francisco, Norma, Marleny, Jamileth, Jaqueline, and Jorge, who all bear the Pacheco surname; iv) his sons and daughters Jimy Pacheco, Miguel Ángel Pacheco; Cinthia Pacheco Devicente, Miguel Pacheco Devicente, Tania Pacheco López, Juan Pacheco Euceda, and Bianca Pacheco Herrera.. VI. RECOMMENDATIONS 155. By virtue of the conclusions above, THE INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS RECOMMENDS THE STATE OF HONDURAS 1. To provide adequate reparations for the violations of human rights of Mr. Ángel Pacheco León as stated in the present report, in both material and moral terms. 2. To develop and carry out an impartial, complete, and effective judicial investigation, in an expeditious manner, to establish the circumstances leading to the death of Mr. Ángel Pacheco León, to identify all the persons who participated as instigators or perpetrators in the various levels of decision making and execution, to clarify the power structures that participated in the perpetration of the violations that occurred and to apply the relevant sanctions. In the framework of this process, it pertains to the State to adopt all measures to protect witnesses and other stakeholders in the process, in case it is necessary. 3. To adopt the relevant administrative disciplinary or criminal measures to investigate and, if appropriate, to punish the deeds or omissions of state agents who contributed to the denial of justice and to the impunity in which the events of the case have remained. 4. Taking into account the information about the reports of threats to the detriment of José Pacheco León and his family, to adopt the measures needed to investigate the possible sources of risk and their connection to the present case. 5. To adopt the measures needed to avoid the repetition of the events of the present case, including providing the State's security agencies and the institutions in charge of investigations with the material resources needed to discharge their respective duties. Likewise to design and implement training materials and ongoing courses on human rights for police officers, prosecutors, and civil servants of the judiciary, specifically on the technical aspects of investigating cases of violent deaths, in the light of the standards set forth in the present report.