29 and humanitarian law and in order to fully comply with said regulations domestically (operative paragraph four of the Judgment on reparations), and c) To investigate of the facts that led to the violation of the American Convention and the CIPST, identification, and, possible, punishment of those responsible, as well as public disclosure of the results of the respective investigation (operative paragraph eight of the Judgment on merits and operative paragraph two of the Judgment on reparations). That it will keep this monitoring process open until full compliance with the aforementioned obligations is achieved. 2. That the decisions of the Public Prosecutors’ Office and the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of Guatemala, which at that time tried to reopen the investigation into the present case, concur with the orders issued by the Court in the Judgments on the present case, taking into account Considering Clauses 14 through 52 of the present Order. 3. AND DECIDES: To require that the State immediately adopt all the measures necessary to effectively and promptly comply with the matters pending compliance, pursuant with that stated in Article 68(1) of the American Convention. 1. To request that the State present, by no later than March 30, 2011, to the Inter-American Court, a detailed and updated report indicating all the measures adopted to comply with the reparations ordered by this Court that are pending compliance, pursuant with that stated in Considering Clauses 8 through 62 of the present Order. 2. To request that the representatives of the victims, as well as the Inter-American Commission, present observations on the aforementioned State report within a four and six week period, respectively, following receipt of said report. 3.