7 Martínez,4 Joseph López-Harolstohn, and Deikel Yanell López-Suazo, due to the fact that they did not appear to collect their payment, the respective compensation amounts were deposited with Banco Atlántida S.A. through “[…] a procedure known as [conditioned deposit…],” in keeping with the provisions of the Judgment. 22. That with regard to the minor victims Alfa Barauda López-Reyes, Suamein Alfred López-Reyes, Gustavo Narciso López-Reyes, Iris Tatiana López-Bermúdez, José Jaime Reyes-Reyes, and María Marcelina Reyes-Reyes, the State stated that the amount due to each of them had been deposited with Banco Atlántida S.A., through a procedure known as “conditioned deposit” (supra paragraph 22). Said procedure will allow the victim’s minor children to collect their compensation when reaching the age of 21. 23. That the representatives accepted the payment of compensatory amounts in favor of Alfredo López-Álvarez, Teresa Reyes-Reyes, Alba Luz García-Álvarez, Rina Maribel García-Álvarez, Mirna Suyapa García-Álvarez, and Apolonia Álvarez-Aranda (supra paragraph 22). On October 11, 2007 they pointed out that, additionally, the State had paid compensatory amounts to Catarino López, Joel Enrique García-Álvarez, Marcia Migdalia García-Álvarez, and Deikel Yanell López-Suazo, as well as deposited the compensatory amounts ordered in the Judgment in favor of Alfred Omaly LópezSuazo, José Álvarez-Martínez, and Joseph López-Harolstohn, which were pending payment. Furthermore, they stated that the State had paid costs and expenses (supra paragraph 22). Said information had been confirmed by the beneficiaries. Therefore, the representatives considered that operative paragraphs 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 had been complied with by the State (supra Having Seen 3). 24. That the Commission expressed its satisfaction regarding the payment of compensatory amounts to the first six persons mentioned in paragraph 22 and stated that it was awaiting confirmation of pending payments, in addition to the creation of the trust fund for the minor children of Alfredo López-Álvarez. In its observations of November 2, 2007, it stated that as the State had paid all pending compensatory amounts it “[…] appreciat[ed] compliance by the State and deemed that this paragraph of the Judgment had be[en] met” (supra Having Seen 4). 25. That based on the information submitted by the parties, the Court finds that the State has complied with operative paragraphs 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 of the Judgment (supra Having Seen 1). * * * 26. That the Court deems it imperative that the State submit updated information on the following obligations pending compliance: a) the investigation into the facts of the case and the application of the measures resulting from such investigation to those responsible for said facts (operative paragraph 7 of the Judgment); and 4 In its observations of March 14, 2007, the representatives made clear that due to an error José Álvarez-Martínez had been entered as son of Alfredo López-Álvarez, but that his actual name was Jorge Silverio-Martínez. On March 26, 2007, they informed that the pertinent proceeding to rectify that name had been started before the Honduran administrative authorities.