-6- a) That the Commission understands that the Judgment of the Court sets three types of terms for complying with the obligations: i. Immediate and constant terms: Operative Paragraphs eight, nine and eleven; ii. Within a reasonable time: Operative Paragraphs seven, eight, ten and twelve; and ii. Within one year: Operative Paragraphs thirteen and fifteen; b) That the obligation to refrain from executing Fermín Ramírez was complied with, as informed by the State and later ratified by the representatives; c) That payment of costs and expenses by the State was made by bank deposit, as ratified by the representatives; d) That in the reports submitted by the State no reference is made to the obligation to provide Fermín Ramírez with adequate medical treatment, adopt measures to improve prison conditions, refrain from applying Article 132 of the Criminal Code regarding to the dangerousness of the agent, and amend said rule. Thus, the Commission deems it necessary that the State submit an additional report on those matters, "including any general guidelines adopted in connection therewith;" e) That, as regards the duty to legislate the pardon procedure, the Commission expressed its satisfaction with the progress described by the State, but considered that the State must provide further details and address the alleged unconstitutionality issue regarding the bill presented to the Congress; f) That, as regards the new proceedings against Fermín Ramírez, the Commission reserves the right to file additional comments once it has been served with the judgment of June 21, 2006, whereby he was convicted, and g) That the Commission considers it relevant that the Court require the State “to file an additional report on specific matters […] regarding the unfulfilled obligations, which have not been addressed yet.” CONSIDERING: 1. That monitoring compliance with its decisions is a power inherent in the judicial functions of the Court. 2. That the State of Guatemala has been a State Party to the American Convention on Human Rights (hereinafter “the American Convention" or "the Convention") since May 25, 1978 and that it accepted the binding jurisdiction of the Court on March 9, 1987.