f) The State reported on the steps taken by the Ombudsman’s Office in this matter in December of 2009 and January of 2010, as well as on this entity’s participation in the change of cell, which in the end did not take place. In addition, the National Directorate of Penitentiary Services (DNSP according to its Spanish acronym) reported in January of 2010 on Ms. Afiuni’s first request for a change of cell, in which it approved her relocation to a maximum security cell and it agreed to transfer inmates with negative behavior reports or who have insulted judge Afiuni from the INOF to other prisons; and g) The State confirmed that it is taking the measures necessary to protect the right to life, health and physical integrity of Ms. Afiuni. It therefore asked the Court to declare “the provisional measures requested [to her benefit] inadmissible” because she is not in a situation of extreme gravity or urgency or at risk of suffering irreparable damage. 7. The Order of the President of the Court of December 10, 2010, (hereinafter “the President’s Order”) whereby he ruled to: 1. Require the State to adopt, immediately, the measures necessary to guarantee the life and physical, psychiatric, and moral integrity of Ms. María Lourdes Afiuni. 2. Require the State to adopt the measures necessary for Ms. Afiuni to be located in a place of detention that is adequate to her specific circumstances in light of the position she held as a criminal judge, particularly through granting full guarantees of security while not affecting her right to gain access to relatives and visitors, her attorneys, and the doctors who come examine her, under the terms of Considering clause 12. 3. In the event that Ms. Afiuni needs specialized medical attention and without prejudice to the care that can be provided by doctors who form part of State institutions, require the State to make the necessary provisions for Ms. Afiuni to be attended to by doctors of her choosing. 4. Require the State to report to the Inter-American Court no later than December 20, 2010, with regard to the order found in the first operative paragraph of this Order. 5. Require the representatives of the beneficiary and the Inter-American Commission to present, within one week, any comments that they deem pertinent on the report mentioned in the second operative paragraph of this resolution. 6. Require, likewise, that the State inform the Inter-American Court of Human Rights every two months, beginning on December 20, 2010, of the provisional measures adopted in keeping with this decision. 7. Request that the representatives of the beneficiary and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights present their comments within four and six weeks, respectively, counting from notification of the State reports indicated in operative paragraph [six]. 8. The State’s report of December 21, 2010 regarding the implementation of urgent measures, in which it indicated: a) In relation to operative paragraph two:  That the space in which Ms. Afiuni is held at the INOF “meets the minimum internal security, hygiene and comfort standards established by international human rights standards,” as has been confirmed in the inspections performed 9