8 prisons. The Province of Mendoza has already ceded land that will be used for this facility and a public tender is being opened. The project is expected to begin in March of 2011. Likewise, building renovations are pending in order to totally restructure the Boulogne Sur Mer complex over a period of three years. The State also reported that it completed the construction of the kitchen, bakery, and occupational therapy and maintenance workshops in the San Felipe complex. In addition, it has built a new micro hospital within the San Felipe complex. This will allow for full first aid care and postsurgical internment for all the inmates of units one and two of Boulogne Sur Mer and San Felipe. 14. With regard to that issue, the representatives of the beneficiaries indicated that the capacity of the penitentiary facilities of Mendoza "is being exceeded […] by a total of 615 inmates," with a constant increase in the capacity deficit in the majority of the penitentiary units between 2008 at 2009. The representatives argued that it is crucial for the Mendoza government to effectively carry out the total reconstruction of the Boulogne Sur Mer facilities, as any kind of partial renovations do nothing but prolong the agony of that building. They say that it should be totally demolished, as ordered by the Supreme Court of Mendoza toward the end of 2009. 15. The Commission viewed positively the fact that block seven of the provincial beneficiary was demolished, as this had been the most problematic in terms of violence, and that block four is partially demolished. It noted that block two has been shut down, that currently its future functions are being weighed, and that a block for homosexual inmates has been set up and is in excellent condition. The Commission indicated that at the time of its in loco visit, the population of the Provincial Penitentiary equaled more than 1500 inmates, 883 of them being held in the "interior" area, and the remaining in the "San Felipe complex," known previously as the "exterior area." The Commission expressed its concern over what the representative had expressed with regard to the overpopulation of the Boulogne Sur Mer Penitentiary by more than 200%. In contrast, it stated that the situation had been overcome in the Gustavo André facility, in Lavalle, following the remodeling of the block affected by the fire in May of 2004. 16. The Court notes that the State has reported on several structural modifications to the facilities of the provincial penitentiaries and that the Supreme Court of Justice of Mendoza had ordered the remodeling of the Boulogne Sur Mer complex (supra Considering 14). The Tribunal highlights that the State has provided information on measures adopted to remedy the overcrowding in the penitentiaries that have been the object of the provisional measures ordered by the Tribunal. Consequently, although the overcrowding situation has not been completely remedied, as problems remain in various areas of the penitentiary complexes, the situation has substantially improved and is different from the prevailing situation when the measures were ordered in the year 2004 This allows the Tribunal to consider that one of the purposes of the provisional measures has been complied with, although the elimination of all overcrowding in the penitentiaries has not taken place. This is of course necessary but it exceeds the central protective purpose of the measures. 2. Separation of individuals deprived of liberty 17. The State reported that in order to comply with international standards, it has separated the inmates according to categories as follows: