4 7. That the Commission acknowledged the State’s compliance with the payment of the compensation. * * * 8. That the State informed that, on August 25, 2005, it had given the name of the “Martyr Marco Antonio Molina Theissen” to the Mixed Rural Official School located in the Mártires del Pueblo settlement and organized an act to “unveil the commemorative plaque as a tribute to the memory of Marco Antonio Molina Theissen.” 9. That the representatives expressed “their agreement” that the said school be designated with the name of the victim, and informed that the mother and one of the sisters of the victim were present in the said act. 10. That the Commission considered that the State had complied with this element of the judgment on reparations. * * * 11. That the State advised that the pertinent parts of the judgment delivered in this case had been published on June 10, 2005, in the Diario Oficial de Centro América, and on July 3, 2006, in the national newspaper, “El Periódico.” On June 27, 2007, the State forwarded copies of these publications. 12. That the representatives indicated that they “consider this aspect of the judgment has been fulfilled.” 13. That the Commission stated that the publication “did not print the facts established in paragraphs 40(7) to 40(19) of the judgment [on merits,] as the Court had ordered.” 14. That, from the documentation submitted by the State, the Court observes that, in effect, paragraphs 40(7) to 40(19) of the judgment on merits do not appear in the publications in the Diario Oficial de Centro América and in the “El Periódico” newspaper, so that the State should be requested to present information in this regard. * * * 15. That the State advised that the “public act acknowledging international responsibility for the enforced disappearance of Marco Antonio Molina Theissen” had been held on November 30, 2006, the anniversary of the birth of Marco Antonio Molina Theissen. It also indicated that ‘the acting President of the Republic of Guatemala, Doctor Eduardo Stein Barillas, the President of the Presidential Human Rights Commission (COPREDEH) Frank La Rue Lewy, […] and the family of Marco Antonio were present during the act[. In addition,] the act was attended by representatives of civil society, the diplomatic corps, human rights organizations and special guests.” Lastly, it advised that the Molina Theissen family intervened in the act. 16. That the representatives confirmed that the public act had been held.