17 The witness was seven months pregnant at the time of the event. Due to the events, she had to give birth by a cesarean section. Before that, her pregnancy became complicated, with bleeding, and she received medical treatment to withstand the months until the foreseen date of birth. The witness had to begin to work immediately after the child was born. She underwent psychological treatment. She witnessed the shooting and death of the victim, as she was by his side at the time he was shot. Since the death of her husband, she has had to be both mother and father for her son Iván José Rey. The witness has been traumatized, suffers insomnia and depression. Her pain deepened with impunity over the last thirteen years. 19. María Encarnación Salazar Campos, the mother of Javier Rubén Rojas Campos. Javier Rubén Rojas Campos was single and worked as a presser at a clothing factory. His corpse was buried without authorization of his next of kin and his body was identified and exhumed in 1990 upon a request by COFAVIC. At the time of the event the victim earned minimum wage and supported, through weekly contributions, his daughter Haymar Rojas Campos and the witness, who is in charge of the girl. The brother of the victim, Carlos Rafael, supports them financially. Together with Carlos Rafael, she covered the expenses of the vigil. COFAVIC covered expenses in pursuit of justice. The witness had to stop working as a consequence of the death of her son. In 1993 she fell ill to the point that she could no longer work. The cost of the medicine has been covered by the insurance that Carlos Rafael is paying for her. The day of the event, the witness was in the kitchen of their house with the daughter of the victim, when she heard shots nearby. Carlos Rafael was called and told that his brother had been killed. She came out and saw him lying on the floor, dead. Then they took him away and when they went to look for his body at the morgue they were told that it was too late because there was a curfew. The following day, they told them to come back to look for him on Friday. When they arrived that day, they were told that the military had taken him away. Afterwards, the family found out that their son had been buried in a common grave in the General Southern Cemetery. The witness feels somewhat more at ease since the mortal remains of her son were handed over to her in 1990. She is aware that the government has sought to deny the existence of the daughter of the victim. The witness, Haymar Rojas Campos and Carlos Rafael Rojas Campos have been deeply affected emotionally and financially by the death of the victim. She continues to suffer insomnia and high blood pressure. Due to lack of resources, she has never received psychological treatment. 20. Fredez Binda García Hernández, the mother of Esteban Luciano Rosillo García.