34 2. The right to full, adequate and effective reparations, under the general obligation to ensure, pursuant to Article 5(1) of the American Convention in conjunction with Article 1(1) thereof, to the detriment of Mr. García Lucero. 3. The right to personal integrity, recognized in Article 5(1) of the American Convention, in relation to the general obligation to ensure the free and full exercise of human rights, set forth in Article 1(1) thereof, to the detriment of Mr. García Lucero’s wife (Mrs. Elena García) and his daughters (María Elena, Gloria and Francisca García). VIII. RECOMMENDATIONS 117. Based on the above analysis and conclusions, THE INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS RECOMMENDS THE CHILEAN STATE TO: 1. Fully and adequately compensate Leopoldo García Lucero and his next of kin for the human rights violations established in this report, in a manner that takes into account his specific condition, as he is in exile and permanently disabled. 2. Ensure that Leopoldo García Lucero and his next of kin have access to the medical and psychiatric/psychological treatment needed to assist in their physical and mental recovery at a specialized facility of his choosing, or the means to secure this recovery. 3. Adopt the measures needed to permanently void the effects of Decree Law No. 2191 –given its lack of effects due to its incompatibility with the American Convention, since it can prevent or hinder the investigation and punishment of persons responsible for serious human rights violations- so it does not pose an obstacle to the investigation, prosecution and punishment of other similar violations that occurred in Chile, and the rights of the victims to truth, justice and reparations. 4. To immediately proceed to investigate, impartially, effectively and within a reasonable time frame the facts in the terms established in the present report, with the objective of completely clarifying them, identifying those responsible and punish them accordingly. In the State’s compliance with this obligation, it can not allege the fact that the Decree Law No. 2191 is in effect in Chile. 5. The Commission decides to forward this report to the State, which will have two months to comply with its recommendations. This time period shall commence as of the date on which this report is transmitted to the State. The Commission also decides to notify the petitioners that a report has been approved pursuant to Article 50 of the American Convention.