2 Consequently, it requested the Court to declare that Venezuela had violated: a) the right to life of the following persons: Miguel Angel Aguilera La Rosa, Armando Antonio Castellanos Canelones, Luis Manuel Colmenares, Juan José Garrido Blanco, Daniel Guevara Ramos, Gustavo Pedro Guía Laya, Mercedes Hernández Gonzáles, Crisanto Mederos, Francisco Antonio Moncada Gutiérrez, Héctor Ortega Zapata, Richard José Páez Páez, Carlos Elías Ojeda Parra, José del Carmen Pirela León, José Vicente Pérez Rivas, Jorge Daniel Quintana, Wolfgang Waldemar Quintana Vivas, Yurima Milagros Ramos Mendoza, Iván Rey, Rubén Javier Rojas Campos, Esteban Luciano Rosillo García, Leobardo Antonio Salas Guillén, Tirso Cruz Tezara Álvarez, José Miguel Liscano Betancourt, Juan Acasio Mena Bello, Benito del Carmen Aldana Bastidas, Jesús Calixto Blanco, Boris Eduardo Bolívar Marcano, Jesús Alberto Cartaya, Julio César Freites, Héctor Lugo Cabriles, José Ramón Montenegro, Elsa Ramírez Caminero, Sabas Reyes Gómez, Fidel Romero Castro, Alís Flores Torres, Roberto Valbuena Borjas and José Valero Suárez; b) the right to personal liberty of the following persons: Luis Manuel Colmenares, Boris Eduardo Bolívar Marcano, José Ramón Montenegro, Juan Acasio Mena Bello and José Miguel Liscano Betancourt; c) the right to humane treatment of the following persons: Gregoria Matilde Castillo, Henry Herrera Hurtado and Noraima Sosa Ríos; d) the right to a fair trial and judicial protection of the 44 victims in this case, because their next of kin and lawyers were not heard with due guarantees and within a reasonable time by a competent tribunal, since access to the case files was restricted for over ten years. The victims and their next of kin did not have access to a simple, prompt and effective recourse against the actions that violated their fundamental rights. e) Article 27.3 (Suspension of Guarantees), because it did not comply with the obligation to inform the other States Parties to the Convention, through the Secretary General of the Organization of American States, that it had suspended constitutional guarantees during the events of February and March 1989; and f) the obligation to respect the human rights and guarantees imposed by Article 1.1 of the Convention and the undertaking to adopt measures under domestic law established in Article 2 of the Convention. Furthermore, the Commission requested the Court to order Venezuela: a) to conduct an investigation in order to identify, prosecute and criminally punish those responsible for the extrajudicial execution of 35 persons, the disappearance of two persons and the injuries to three during the events of February and March 1989. Likewise, to investigate the facts relating to Jesús Cedeño, Abelardo Antonio Pérez, Andrés Eloy Suárez Sánchez and Jesús Rafael Villalobos in which the State is not directly responsible; b) to adopt the necessary measures so that the next of kin of the persons who died, disappeared or were permanently injured during the events of