irregularities. The IACHR sums up hereunder the information provided by the parties as to each of the living alleged victims:  Luis Rolando Cuscul Pivaral was diagnosed in 1994. The petitioners indicated that Mr. Cuscul is afflicted with lipodystrophy, as a result of his condition as a person living with HIV/AIDS. They claimed that despite that, he has received no treatment for said condition. The State did not refute the petitioners’ claim. The State noted that Mr. Cuscul attends his medical appointments at the Roosevelt Hospital and that his health status is good.  Luis Rubén Álvarez Flores was diagnosed in 2002. The petitioners contended that no genotypic and phenotypic testing has been done on him. The State did not refute the petitioners’ allegations. The State noted that Mr. Álvarez attended medical appointments at the UAI hospital, Antigua, Guatemala. It recognized that different tests were not performed on him, including CDF cell count and viral load.  Francisco Sop Gueij was diagnosed in 2000. The petitioners claimed that as of 2007, he was taken to Coatepeque hospital periodically. They contended that he has not been administered several tests in order to prevent the appearance of opportunistic diseases. The State did not refute the petitioners’ allegations. It noted that Mr. Sop went to medical appointments at said hospital and that his health status is good.  Corina Robledo Alvarado was diagnosed in 2001. The petitioners alleged that genotypic and phenotypic testing has not been done on her. The State did not refute the petitioners’ allegations. It noted that Mrs. Robledo went to medical appointments at the Roosevelt Hospital and that her health status is good.  Aracely Cinto was diagnosed in 1997. The petitioners claimed that her treatment only began in 2007 at the Coatepeque hospital. They contended that no viral load or CD4 cell count testing was been regularly done on her. The State did not refute the petitioners’ allegations. It noted that Mrs. Cinto attends medical appointments at said hospital and that her health status is good.  Olga Marina Castillo was diagnosed in 2002. The petitioners indicated that she is receiving antiretroviral treatment. The State did not submit information on her situation.  Israel Pérez Charal. The petitioners noted that he is receiving antiretroviral treatment. The State did not submit information on his situation.  Karen Judith Samayoa was diagnosed in 2002. The petitioners indicated that she is receiving antiretroviral treatment. The State did not submit information on her situation.  Juana Aguilar was diagnosed in 2000. The petitioners noted that Mrs. Aguilar contracted opportunistic diseases such as herpes, recurring infections of the respiratory tract, viral tonsillitis, severe bacterial infections and scabies. The contended that it was due to the sporadic care she received at the Coatepeque hospital. The State did not refute the petitioners’ allegations. It noted that Mrs. Aguilar went to medical appointments at said hospital and that her health status is good.  Darinel López Montes de Oca. The petitioners claimed that he presented several opportunistic diseases because his CD4 cell count and viral load testing has been off and on. The State des not refute the petitioners’ allegations. It indicated that Mr. López goes to medical appointments at the Coatepeque hospital and that his health status is good. 14