70 grandsons. Mrs. Guzmán is more than her son died over ten years ago, she health has declined considerably since damage amounts to US$50,000.00 dollars); 75 years old and; even though still cannot refer to it, and her the murder. The non-pecuniary (fifty thousand United States l) Owing to the lack of a real and effective investigation to identify those responsible for Mr. Ávila Guzmán’s arbitrary execution, the Court should establish just compensation for his next of kin, in fairness; Mario Arturo López Arrivillaga m) Mr. López Arrivillaga, survivor of the attack, is the victim of a grave violation of his mental and moral integrity. As a result of stress owing to the threats and harassment he has suffered, he has started therapy with a psychiatrist. Also, the mental and emotional instability resulting from the attack and subsequent events led to his divorce; n) After Mr. Carpio Nicolle’s execution, Mr. López Arrivillaga’s life was destroyed, both personally and in relation to his participation in politics; in addition, the act that changed his life continues unpunished, since none of those who perpetrated and masterminded it have been identified, which would in some way repair the damage caused; o) Since it is difficult to quantify the non-pecuniary damage, the Court is requested to establish this, in fairness; Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga p) The non-pecuniary damage for Mr. Shaw Arrivillaga should take into account that, not only was he a victim of the attack, but also that he witnessed the execution of Mr. Rivas González and Mr. Ávila Guzmán, and saw how his son was shot, believing him to be dead; q) Sydney Shaw Arrivillaga asks himself if he could have saved Mr. Carpio Nicolle if he had continued tending him and, at the same time, he is filled with anguish when he recalls that he left his injured son alone on the highway; r) Non-pecuniary damage should be established, using criteria of fairness; Sydney Shaw Díaz s) Sydney Shaw Díaz was shot several times and, to save his life, he pretended to be dead. He was abandoned on the highway without any type of assistance and, furthermore, did not know whether his father was alive or dead, and t) Sydney Shaw Díaz, who was 15 years old at the time, was affected not only physically, but also mentally and emotionally, and has never spoken about the matter. The non-pecuniary damage that was inflicted is evident, and also the anguish, uncertainty, pain and fear he felt.