8 15. That after the proposal was made formal through filing of May 3, 2008 report before the Inter-American Court, Panama, between August and September, 2008, forwarded to the Court 202 agreements signed by the State and certain victims or successors, which, in summary, provide for: 1) the amount to be paid to each signatory party “as full reparation for the violations established by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in the Judgment of February 2, 2001 […].” Moreover, it details the sum of each agreement including "the unpaid benefits amounting to ONE MILLION NINE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND THIRTEEN BALBOAS AND THIRTEEN CENTS (B/1,932,013.13)" (first clause); 2) that the victim or, in turn, the successor declares that he/she "understands and consents […] that the sum [detailed in the first clause] equals the total amount due to [him/her] by THE STATE under the Judgment […]” and that “payment thereof entails full reparation of the damage caused by the violations attributed to the STATE” (second clause); 3) that each signatory party agrees that the payment completes “in full the rights referred to in the Judgment, [corresponding to] unpaid salaries and further labor rights under Panamanian laws; moral damage, legal costs and expenses and any other amount deriving from the case” (third clause); 4) that the sum will be paid out in four annual installments, as from September 2008 up to September 2011, “once [the agreement] has been approved by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights" (fourth clause); 5) the signatory party declares that “all of [his/her] rights are fully satisfied and [he/she] has no further claims whatsoever, either present or future, with regard to the rights acknowledged in the Judgment" (fifth clause); 6) that “payment by THE STATE of the additional sum for unpaid benefit difference payable in full together with the first installment […] shall render the Order of the Ministry of Economy and Finance referring to income tax refund ineffective” (sixth clause); 7) that the State shall consign the amounts due to non-signatory victims in separate bank accounts. The State shall allocate the amounts once the victims or successors sign the agreement (seventh clause); 8) that the parties agree that "the Inter-American Court of Human Rights shall monitor the agreement" (eighth clause); and 9) that the State and the signatory party agree “that the agreement shall only be in effect once approved by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights" (ninth clause).