19 expenses since he was approximately eighteen years old. He was single and had no children. At the time of the event he earned minimum wage. The family covered expenses in connection with the vigil, while COFAVIC covered expenses involved in the search for justice. The sisters of the victim had to delay their studies to work. Since he was the only male child, the family counted on his contributions. The father retired and receives minimum pension. The parents of the victim were insured by Tirso through the firm where he worked. This insurance covered medical expenses, but they were no longer insured once the victim died. The day of the facts she was called to the hospital where her son was, and when she arrived, he was unconscious. She spent nine days next to her son at the hospital, caring for him in his agony. After his death, she began to investigate the identity of the agent who had shot him, but they only told her his surname. She had to take medicine because she suffered insomnia. Every time she sees motorized people, she remembers her son. Her only hope is that those responsible are punished. 23. Carmen Rufina Cabriles, the mother of Héctor José Lugo Cabriles. Héctor José Lugo Cabriles died at the age of twenty-seven. He was a mason, single, and had a daughter whom he had not acknowledged. He contributed income on a weekly basis to pay for his siblings’ studies since he was nineteen, and he contributed to household expenses. At the time of the event he earned minimum wage. The family covered expenses in connection with the vigil. COFAVIC covered expenses in the search for justice. She heard the news of her son’s death through a friend. She went to identify her son at the morgue, among many other bodies piled up there. Since the victim died, the brothers have had to stop studying and have had to work. Two years after her son’s death, the witness had to leave her job because she became ill. She still has expenses for medicine, but has not received psychological treatment due to the limited financial resources of the family. She has lost the will to live and has only remained alive because of her other small children. She suffers insomnia and depression. She only hopes for justice to be served. 24. Rosa Julia Aldana Bastidas, a sister of Benito del Carmen Aldana Bastidas. Benito del Carmen Aldana Bastidas died at age 46. He was taken to the morgue on March 1, but his remains were never delivered to his next of kin. He worked in the security area of a firm. He was single and had three acknowledged daughters, Mayerling Margarita, Celeste Senaid and Jilka Josefina, all of them Aldana. He helped his mother financially with household expenses and medicine, and also his daughters, to whom he provided their main support, on a weekly basis. At the time of the event he earned