and complete information corroborating that the necessary treatment and medication is being provided regularly, fully, and effectively to Mrs. De Belén Areco as prescribed by the professional who carried out her medical evaluation, as well as the implementation of this measure of reparations with regard to the other beneficiaries. c) Obligation to implement training programs and regular human rights courses for all members of the Paraguayan Armed Forces (twelfth operative paragraph of the Judgment) 17. The State reported that on February 28, 2011, a meeting was held between the representatives of the victims and the State - including officials from the Ministry of Defense and Military Forces Command - in the city of Asunción. It explained that during that meeting, the representatives of the victims had the chance to corroborate existing documentation on actions taken to comply with this point. The representatives also heard explanations and descriptions of the courses given, including methodology and curriculum, “duly clarifying that five officers and five noncommissioned officers attend the course annually." For their part, the representatives suggested that gender perspectives and a review of actions and attitudes that can in practice violate human rights be gradually incorporated into the curriculum; that the video “Cuerpo a tierra” be included in the teaching materials; and in addition to having training in human rights, that some of the instructors be women. Finally, after the recommendations of the representatives of the victims were heard, the parties agreed to consider this operative paragraph of the Judgment as complied with, "in the sense that the Armed Forces of the Nation are implementing human rights training programs and courses." 18. The representatives confirmed that a meeting was held on February 28, 2011, and that they reached an agreement on this operative paragraph. For this reason, they requested the Court to consider that this measure of reparations has been met. 19. The Commission expressed satisfaction at the agreement reached by the parties. However, it submitted that the information presented does not permit verification of whether the programs in question have been effectively and permanently implemented. Therefore, it asked the State to be required to submit complete and detailed information that would allow for a ruling on this point. 20. Given the representatives’ agreement with what the State has put forward, the Court finds that the State has fully complied with this measure of reparations as far as the implementation of regular human rights programs and training courses, with the understanding that these programs are permanent and directed toward all members of the Armed Forces, independent of rank within the institution. The Court recalls that human rights education within State security forces is crucial for guaranteeing the non-repetition of facts like the ones in this case. d) Obligation to pay interest on arrears for the compensation for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages and reimbursement of costs and expenses (fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth operative paragraphs of the Judgment) 21. The State indicated that it has fully complied with the obligation to pay the compensation, costs, and expenses associated with this trial, and that with regard to accrued interest, the parties agreed to set the amount at US$3,000.00 (three thousand dollars of the United States of America) in an agreement signed on June 7, 7