27 Sánchez (c) “Yersi”, Roberto Pilco Paco (c) “Guillermo” and (c) “Lida”, who coerced the applicant and 83 threatened to kill him and his family if he refused to defend the person under investigation. 119. As for the findings, the Report states that “the information supplied by the applicant has made the following possible: a) to know the identity of the members of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso who were engaging in terrorist activities in this city of Huánuco; and b) to identify, locate and subsequently capture other members of 84 the terrorist cell within the jurisdiction of Huánuco.” The only signatures that appear on the report are those of 85 two members of the Peruvian National Police, Office of the Chief of Counter-Terrorism. 120. On November 4, 1994, the Provincial Prosecutor from the Office of the Huánuco-Pasco First Provincial Prosecutor’s Office, Ricardo M. Robles y Coz, issued a decision regarding applicant code number A1J054967, in which he granted him the benefit of extinguishment of the penalty and referred the proceedings to 86 the Chief Superior Prosecutor for the Huánuco-Pasco Judicial District, to take the action he deemed appropriate. According to the November 4, 1994 decision, on October 15, 1994 the applicant code number A1J054967 had expressed his desire to avail himself of the benefits of the Repentance Law; accordingly, the corresponding Declaration was taken in the presence of a representative from the Public Prosecutor’s Office. According to that Declaration, the person identified by that code confessed to having provided support to the PCP-SL in the following manner: In December 1992, the applicant admits to have served as defense counsel in the criminal case prosecuted against the terrorist criminal Juan Santamaría Ramos (c) “Mirko”. He also confessed to having served as defense counsel in August 1993 to criminal terrorist Eduardo Elí Nación Ramos (c) “Beto”, having been retained by family members and subversives Noemí Huaccha Sánchez (c) “Yersi”, Roberto Pilco Paco (c) “Guillermo” and (c) “Lida”. This was true and accurate information that made possible the full identification of the following terrorist criminals: Juan Santamaría Ramos (c) “Mirko”, Eduardo Elí Nación Ramos (c) “Beto”, Noemí Huaccha Sánchez (c) “Yersi”, Roberto Pilco Paco (c) “Guillermo”, and Fernando Salinas Solórzano (c) “Víctor”; it has also been confirmed that (c) “Lida” has applied for the benefits of the Repentance Law, and is identified by code number A2J054965. She, too, subsequently supplied accurate, timely and truthful information enabling identification of the members of the afore-mentioned PCP-Sendero Luminoso cell that operates in this city. Applicant A1J054967 also expressed his commitment to repent and his decision to permanently sever his ties to the Sendero Luminoso terrorist organization. The events in which applicant A1J054967 participated constitute acts of collaboration provided for and punishable under Article 4 of Decree Law 25,475; in this context, he qualifies for the benefit of exemption from the punishment contemplated under Article 1(II)(a) of Decree Law 25,499 and Article 6 of Supreme Decree No. 015-23-JUS, based on these considerations and in accordance with articles 27, 28 and 29 of the 87 aforementioned Supreme Decree governing the Repentance Law. 121. The Commission observes that nothing in the preceding decision suggests that terrorist criminal “Lida” had denounced Mr. Galindo to the authorities in order to avail herself of the Repentance Law. 122. On November 9, 1994, Superior Prosecutor 200699 decided to close the case concerning the beneficiary identified by code number A1J054967, based on Counter-Terrorism Verification Report No. 2488 DECOTE-PNP-Hco., dated October 31, 1994, and the exemption from penalty granted by the First Prosecutor. 83 Annex 17. DECOTE-PNP-HCO Verification Report No. 24 of October 31, 1994. Attachment to the State’s brief of January 11, 2008. 84 Annex 17. DECOTE-PNP-HCO Verification Report No. 24 of October 31, 1994. Attachment to the State’s brief of January 11, 2008. 85 Annex 17. DECOTE-PNP-HCO Verification Report No. 24 of October 31, 1994. Attachment to the State’s brief of January 11, 2008. 86 Annex 15. Applicant code number A1J054967, Decision of November 4, 1994, signed by the Provincial Prosecutor of the Huánuco First Criminal Prosecutor’s Office, Ricardo M. Robles y Coz. Attachment to the petitioner’s brief of January 3, 1996. 87 Annex 15. Applicant code number A1J054967, Decision of November 4, 1994, signed by the Provincial Prosecutor of the Huánuco First Criminal Prosecutor’s Office, Ricardo M. Robles y Coz. Attachment to the petitioner’s brief of January 3, 1996. 88 1996. Annex 16. Huánuco, November 9, 1994, signed by Superior Prosecutor 200699. Attachment to the petitioner’s brief of January 3,