2 same section where the articles were printed -the section titled “El País”using the same size and typeface used in the articles against which the suit was brought, all at the expense of Mauricio Herrera Ulloa as the author of the crimes committed; to order La Nación S.A. to break the existing link that exists online at La Nación Digital between the surname Przedborski and the articles that prompted the complaint, and that a link be established connecting those articles to the operative part of the judgment. The court also ordered the civil defendants to pay court costs of one thousand colones, and the sum of three million eight hundred ten thousand colones in personal expenses; 2. The Order that the President of the Court (hereinafter “the President”) delivered on April 6, 2001, after conferring with all other judges on the Court, to the following effect: 1. To grant the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the State of Costa Rica until May 12, 2001, to submit the information referred to in considering paragraph 4 of this order. 2. To convene the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the State of Costa Rica to a public hearing to be held at the seat of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights on May 22, 2001, at 10:00 a.m., so that the Court may hear their points of view on the facts and circumstances that motivated the request for provisional measures. 3. To request the State, as an urgent measure, to abstain from executing any action that would alter the statu quo of the matter until this public hearing has been held and the Court is able to deliberate and decide on the admissibility of the provisional measures requested by the Commission; 3. The submission of Mr. Féliz Przedborski Chawa, dated April 23, 2001, wherein he asks the Court to “hear [his] attorneys,” Francisco Castillo González and Gonzalo Facio Segrega, at the public hearing to be held in San José; 4. The May 21, 2001 note from the Secretariat of the Court (hereinafter “the Secretariat), sent on instructions from the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, wherein it informed Mr. Féliz Przedborski Chawa that no provision in “the American Convention on Human Rights, the Court’s Statutes or its Rules of Procedure allows third parties interested in a matter that the Court has under consideration to intervene in the matter” and that “since those conditions are not met, the Court decide[d] that it cannot accede to your request”; 5. The Commission’s submission of May 10, 2001, presented in response to the President’s Order (supra, paragraph 2.1 under Having Seen:); 6. The State’s May 16, 2001 submission, presented in response to the President’s Order (supra, paragraph 2.1 under Having Seen:); 7. The public hearing on the present request, held at the Inter-American Court on May 22, 2001, wherein the following persons appeared: For Costa Rica: Farid Beirute, Attorney General of the Republic;