case given the advanced age of the victims. However, it did not refer to the points raised in the requests for interpretation. B.2. Considerations of the Court 24. The Court ruled in the operative paragraphs of the Judgment that: 4. The State shall make cash payment of the amounts owed to the victims for restitution, under the terms set in paragraphs 205 to 209 and 232 to 238 of th[e] judgment. [...] 8. The State shall pay the amounts set in paragraphs 228 and 231 of this judgment as compensation for nonpecuniary damage and court costs and attorney fees, under the terms of paragraphs 232 to 238 of [the] Judgment. 25. For its part, the following was provided with respect to the modalities of compliance with the payments ordered: 232. The payment of the amounts granted by this judgment as restitution must be disbursed directly to the people whose names are listed in Annex 1 in three annual installments, the first to be paid within one year of notification of this judgment. The amounts of these installments should be calculated on the basis of the amounts given in Annex 2, to be updated to the date of payment according to the readjusted CPI calculated by the National Bureau of Statistics from July 31, 2020 through the time when payment is actually made, and the maximum allowable interest rate for readjustable operations as of that same date, based on the provisions of Article 63 of the Labor code (supra para. 207). After the State works out the individual amounts to be paid to each person, it must so notify the beneficiaries and their representatives as soon as possible. 233. The State must disburse the compensation for nonpecuniary damage determined herein directly to the people named in the judgment, according to the information given in Annex 1, as well as payment for court costs and attorney fees directly to the people named in paragraph 231, within one year of the date of notification of this judgment. 234. If beneficiaries have passed away or should pass away prior to the payment of their due compensation, the money shall be delivered directly to their heirs under the terms of applicable domestic legislation. This Court acknowledges that the representatives have no information about the heirs of victims María Graciela Cisternas Cisternas, María Apolina Lara Pereira and Heriberto Antonio Martínez Salazar. The Court deems, in this regard, that in order to determine these peoples’ heirs, the State must run a notice in at least three editions of the Official Gazette, over the course of six months, calling on the next of kin of these individuals to report with the necessary information and informing them of the procedure to be followed for these purposes. 235. The State must fulfill all its monetary obligations by means of payment in United States dollars or the equivalent in national currency, calculated according to the exchange rate on the market as published or calculated by a qualified banking or financial authority on the day nearest to the date of payment. 236. If for causes attributable to the beneficiaries of the compensation or their heirs it should prove impossible to pay the amounts established within the required term, the State shall deposit the amount in their names into accounts or certificates of deposit in a sound Chilean financial institution, in United States dollars, under the most favorable financial conditions allowed by law and by banking practice. If the compensation has not been claimed after ten years, the money shall revert to the State with interest. 7