64 sunlight and fresh air. prisons; It must also improve the heath conditions in the q) guarantee that Mr. Fermín Ramírez and all the persons submitted to the regimen of high or maximum security have the possibility to participate in educational, work, and recreational programs that allow their complete social reinsertion; r) guarantee special programs of adequate psychological attention to offer care for the mental suffering that Mr. Fermín Ramírez has been submitted to during his imprisonment; s) abstain from executing Mr. Fermín Ramírez and the rest of the people that have been sentenced to death based on Article 132 of the Criminal Code; t) submit Mr. Fermín Ramírez to a new trial in order to determine his guilt observing the minimum judicial guarantees of the American Convention. Upon the realization of a new trial, Mr. Fermín Ramírez could be tried for the crime of murder and receive a conviction of twenty-five to fifty years in prison, which, due to its duration, is contrary to the American Convention since it annihilates the personality and causes irreversible psychological damage; u) adjust its legislation so that the sentence contemplated for the crime of murder is compatible with the Convention and does not violate the prohibition of cruel, inhumane, or degrading punishments; v) revoke the prohibition included in Article 2 subparagraph f) of the Law on Redemption of Sentences, which does not allow the redemption of punishments through preliminary stages and paid labor of the persons sentenced for crimes of intentional homicide, murder, parricide, aggravated rape, kidnapping in all its forms, sabotage, aggravated robbery and aggravated theft. It must also establish substantive norms so that the people sentenced to imprisonment may redeem time through the realization of educational and work activities; w) before the non-existence of a legal procedure that guarantees the right to request pardon, the commutation of the sentence, or amnesty, it must decree the commutation of the punishment imposed upon all those sentenced to murder that are not able to exercise their right to pardon; x) while it does not implement a procedure for the exercise of the right to pardon, amnesty, or commutation of the sentence, and while it does not guarantee that those sentenced to death are not submitted to cruel, inhumane, and degrading conditions under the phenomena of death row, it must issue a legal stipulation ordering a moratorium of the death penalty and the cease of any execution of the capital punishment; y) modify its legislation eliminating the death penalty currently applicable for the aggravating circumstance of dangerousness of the agent of a murder. Therefore, the death penalties imposed based on this circumstance must be commuted and the people convicted based on that stipulation must have the possibility to request the revision of their punishment in order to substitute