91 22. The State must assure that the attention services for women victims of sexual violence are offered by institutions indicated by Mexico, among others, the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Ayutla de los Libres, via the provision of medical resources and personnel, whose activities must be strengthened with trainings, in conformity with that established in paragraph 263 of the present Judgment. 23. The Court must continue the awareness and sensitization campaign of the population regarding the prohibition and effects of violence and discrimination against indigenous women, in the terms established in paragraph 267 of the present Judgment. 24. The State must pay the quantities fixed in paragraphs 274, 279 and 286 of the present Judgment, for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage, and the reimbursement of costs and expenses, as it so corresponds, within a period of one year, to begin as of the notification of the present Judgment, in the terms of paragraphs 287 to 294 of the same. 25. The Court will supervise the full compliance with this Judgment, in the exercise of its attributions and in compliance with its obligations pursuant to the American Convention on Human Rights, and will conclude the present case once the State has entirely satisfied said dispositions. In a period of one year as of the notification of this Judgment, the State must offer the Court a brief regarding the measures adopted to satisfy compliance. The Judges Radhys Abreu Blondet and Alejandro Carlos Espinosa rendered a concurring opinion, which accompanies this Judgment. Written in Spanish and in English, the Spanish text being authentic, in San Jose, Costa Rica on August 31, 2010. Diego García-Sayán President Leonardo A. Franco Manuel Ventura Robles Margarette May Macaulay Rhadys Abreu Blondet Alberto Pérez Pérez Eduardo Vio Grossi Alejandro Carlos Espinosa Judge Ad hoc