how he subsequently was allegedly kidnapped by members of patrols of Autodefensas Civil of the community of Xococ; how he was allegedly subjected to servitude and slavery; how he endured acts of violence as a child; the actions he took in order to access justice and to determine the responsible for the massacres committed against the members of Rio Negro community; the alleged denial of justice and the compliance with the duty to investigate and punish serious human rights violations. 2) Carlos Chen Osorio, who shall render a statement about: his life in Rio Negro and his family; how he survived to the alleged raids of the security bodies in the execution of the leaders of Rio Negro; how he could escape from the alleged massacre that occurred on February 13, 1982, against a group of men of said community; the alleged execution of women and children of the Rio Negro community that took place on that day; how he had to seek refuge in the mountains together with survivors of the community; how he knew in advance about the raid of the Army and Patrols of Autodefensas Civil of Xococ in Los Encuentros on May 14, 1982; the actions tending to access justice; the multiple threats and his life in alleged inhuman conditions in the mountains and his incorporation into the settlement of Pacux. Expert witness proposed by the representatives 1) Michael Paul Hermann Mörth, who shall render an expert opinion about the length and thoroughness of the investigation in the instant case; the alleged lack of good will in the investigations into the first trials; the poor conditions to conduct investigations in to facts of such an importance; as well as the lack of the Guatemalan Judiciary in relation to the legal classification of the facts and the lack of legal technical capacity of the judges to judge grave human rights violations”. Expert witness proposed by the Inter-American Commission 1) Rosalina Tuyuc Velásquez, who shall render an expert opinion about the effects of internal armed conflicts on the Maya indigenous people, particularly, of alleged acts like massacres, rapes, forced labor and forced disappearances. 6. To order the Republic of Guatemala to contribute to the exit from and entrance to its territory of declarants, if they reside in it, who have been summoned by this Order to render a statement at the public hearing in this case, pursuant to the terms of Article 26.1 of the Rules of Procedure of the Court. 7. To require the Inter-American Commission, the State and the representatives to notify this Order to the declarants they proposed, who have been summoned to render a statement, according to the terms of articles 50.2 and 50.4 of the Rules of Procedure. 8. To inform the Inter-American Commission, the State and the representatives that they must cover the costs generated by the production of items of evidence offered by them, in accordance with Article 60 of the Rules of Procedure. Moreover, to inform the representatives that they must manage and cover the costs generated by the intervention, at the public hearing, of the interpreter proposed by them. 11