140 (c) In consultation with the State and the victims’ next of kin, a symbolic act of acknowledgement should be arranged to recover the historic memory of the victims. This apology should encompass all the victims in the case, because there was only partial acknowledgement in the apology made during the public hearing; (d) The arrest warrants issued by the judicial authorities should be executed effectively; (e) The necessary measures should be adopted for the victims’ next of kin to receive adequate and opportune reparation for the pecuniary and nonpecuniary damage suffered, including measures of satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition; (f) Action should be taken to avoid the repetition of the facts that are the subject of the application, particularly with regard to the activities of paramilitary groups in collaboration with law enforcement personnel; (g) The necessary measures should be adopted to guarantee the return to their place of origin of the victims of the incursion, forcibly displaced by the violence; and (i) The facts of the case should be published in the State’s official gazette and in another newspaper with national circulation. The representatives’ arguments 394. Regarding other forms of reparation, the representatives indicated that the Court should order the State: (a) To conduct an investigation by an impartial court that is part of the ordinary jurisdiction to clarify the facts, and prosecute and sanction all those responsible; (b) To establish a group of prosecutors, with the necessary and sufficient logistic support, to investigate all the crimes committed in the Municipality of Ituango and other municipalities in the north of the Department of Antioquia, a zone where the civilian population has been affected by the paramilitary violence; (c) To honor the memory of the victims and their next of kin and the communities; (d) That the President of the Republic of Colombia should apologize to the victims, their next of kin and the population affected, and “clarify that the victims of the massacres in La Granja and El Aro were honest, hardworking individuals who performed agricultural labors and owned livestock, who were falsely accused of collaborating with the guerrilla, and who were massacred by paramilitary groups with the support of State agents.” This measure should pay special attention to those who were displaced and had their possessions stolen;