87. His family unit consists of his mother Paula Quiej, his brother Antonio, his sister Dominga, both Sop Quiej, and his nephew Rony Sixta Sop.349 B.30. Jorge Armando Tavares Barreno 88. Mr. Tavares Barreno was born on November 6, 1980, in the municipality of Coatepeque, department of Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, and lives there now. He was diagnosed with HIV in 2001 in Clinic No. 12 of the Coatepeque National Hospital. Before his diagnosis he worked in a carpenter’s shop and, subsequently, he has worked independently. He began antiretroviral treatment in 2002 through MSF and was later transferred to the Coatepeque National Hospital. He has undergone one CD4 count and one viral load test. He has suffered from opportunistic diseases such as cryptococcal meningitis, pulmonary tuberculosis, blurred vision, oral candidiasis, acute exhaustion syndrome, oral hairy leukoplakia, genital ulcer, pneumocystis pneumonia, herpes, malaria, peripheral neuropathy and sexual impotence. He has received talks on the use of condoms to avoid reinfection, as well as the need for strict adherence to treatment.350 89. His family unit consists of his wife Brenda Magaly Cardona Rodríguez, his two sons Jimmy Armando and Loidy Nohemí, both Tavares Cardona, his mother Sara Barreno Arrango, his father Francisco Tavares García, his sister Rosaura, his brothers Mario Eduardo and José Francisco, all Tavares de León, and his mother-in-law Clarisa Eberatriz Rodríguez.351 B.31. Miguel Lucas Vaíl 90. Mr. Lucas Vaíl was born on September 23, 1946, in the municipality of Huitán, department of Quetzaltenango. He lives in the department of Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. He did not go to school and is illiterate. He was diagnosed with HIV in 2001 in a private clinic in Guatemala City. For a year he attended the San Juan de Dios General Hospital because he was working in the capital. He did not receive antiretroviral treatment. In 2004, he began antiretroviral treatment through MSF and was later transferred to Clinic No. 12 of the Coatepeque National Hospital. Initially, he did not receive. antiretroviral treatment because it was unavailable. It takes him 30 minutes to travel from his present home to the hospital. He has undergone CD4 counts (5) and viral load testing (1) irregularly. He has suffered from oral candidiasis, upper respiratory tract infections and diarrhea. He has received talks on how to use a condom and about treatment adherence at Clinic No. 12 of the Coatepeque National Hospital. He worked as a gardener before and after his diagnosis. At times he has had to pay for some of the tests. Also, the journey to the hospital takes him five hours and costs 150 quetzals. However, he usually receives help to pay this from the people he works for.352 Birth certificate of Francisco Sop Quiej (evidence file, folio 12830), and Affidavit prepared by Francisco Sop Quiej on January 11, 2017 (evidence file, folio 11639). 349 Birth certificate of Jorge Armando Tavares Barreno (evidence file, folio 12846); power of attorney granted by the victims a the representatives by a deed of January 23, 2017 (merits file, folios 111 and 169); table with information collected by Dr. Cristina Calderón, through interviews in November 2010 (evidence file, folios 12783, 12797 and 12798); petitioners’ brief with observations dated August 7, 2009 (evidence file, folio 826); the State’s report of October 1, 2010 (evidence file, folio 1431); Table of information collected by Dr. Cristina Calderón, as an annex to the petitioners’ brief of June 27, 2008 (evidence file, folio 12777), and the State’s report of March 23, 2009 (evidence file, folio 917). 350 351 List annexed to the IACHR Merits Report of April 13, 2016 (evidence file, folio 12768). Birth certificate of Miguel Lucas Vail (evidence file, folio 12900); Affidavit prepared by Miguel Lucas Vail on February 14, 2017 (evidence file, folios 11742, 11743, 11745 and 11746); Table of information collected by Dr. 352 111