15 Medical reports 59. On January 16, 2002, Ms. Victoria Vilcapoma Taquia asked the Central Military Hospital Luis Arias Schreiber for the medical report of her son, Corporal Quispealaya Vilcapoma, which had been prepared by the Department of Ophthalmology of the Military Hospital.34 The Medical Report that was sent on January 25, 2002 indicated that on July 14, 2001, the soldier Valdemir Quispeayala Vilcapoma was admitted to the Central Military Hospital and it concluded that the patient had “effects of a severe traumatic injury that was very advanced, and in light of the time that has passed, it has prevented him from recovering his vision . . .”35 By way of background, the medical report stated that “On December 5, 2000, he suffered a casual blow with the handle of an FAL in the right eye, producing a diminishment of sharpness of vision. On January 26, 2001 he received another blow with the butt of a FAL in his forehead and around the right eye, and the diminishment of sharpness of vision and pain in the right eye was accentuated.”36 60. On June 11, 2002, the Medical-legal Institute of Huancayo issued a medical certificate at the request of the Second Provincial Attorney General of Huancayo for injuries, in which it was concluded that at that date, Mr. Quispealaya “presented total and permanent loss of vision in his right eye, caused by advanced, post-traumatic cataracts and glaucoma, which is related to the data.”37 In relation to this data, the aforementioned certificate indicated specifically: “[The patient] indicates that on December 5, 2000 he injured himself accidentally with the barrel of an FAL in his right eye, that it caused the sharpness of his vision to diminish, not having medical treatment. And on January 26, 2001, he suffered a physical assault by an acquaintance with the butt of an FAL in the right region of his face, causing greater diminishment of his vision.”38 61. Similarly, on June 11, 2002, a forensic psychological evaluation was performed on Valdemir Quispealaya Vilcapoma by the Medical-legal Institute of the Medical Legal Division of Huancayo of the Office of Public Prosecutions.39 The report states that Mr. Quispealaya indicated that on January 26, 2001, a noncommissioned officer physically assaulted him with the butt of an FAL, “this person was always abusing him and on other occasions had beat him with a stick, he did not tell anyone because this person had threatened him. He claims that he currently feels worried for his mother, because he thinks that something could happen to her because at this moment, he cannot take care of her.” 40 Regarding the analysis and interpretation of the results, the psychological report indicates that 34 Annex 6. Memorandum No. 389-09/15.07 signed by Ruperto Vizcarra Curz, General Brigade Medical Director of the HMC. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of February 5, 2006. 35 Annex 8. Medical Report signed by Felix P. Zapana Calisaya, Chief of the Department of Ophthalmology of the HMC, of January 25, 2002. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of February 5, 2006. 36 Annex 8. Medical Report signed by Felix P. Zapana Calisaya, Chief of the Department of Ophthalmology of the HMC, of January 25, 2002. Annex 7 of the petitioners’ communication of February 5, 2006. 37 Annex 9. Medical-legal Certificate No. 006502-L of the Office of Public Prosecutions, Institute of Legal Medicine, Medical-legal Division of Huancayo. Annex 10 of the petitioners’ communication of February 5, 2006. 38 Annex 9. Medical-legal Certificate No. 006502-L of the Office of Public Prosecutions, Institute of Legal Medicine, Medical-legal Division of Huancayo. Annex 10 of the petitioners’ communication of February 5, 2006. 39 Annex 10. Forensic Psychological Examination No. 006503-02-MP-FN-IML of June 11, 2002. Annex 11 of the petitioners’ communication of February 5, 2006. 40 Annex 10. Forensic Psychological Examination No. 006503-02-MP-FN-IML of June 11, 2002. Annex 11 of the petitioners’ communication of February 5, 2006.