3 f) on December 30, 2006, at 4 pm, the left rear window of Eurípedes Manuel Meléndez’s vehicle was broken while it was parked outside the house where he and his family live; g) at 10 am on January 28, 2007, when Major Adrián Meléndez Quijano left his house accompanied by his family, he encountered “a double-cabin pick-up truck of the National Civil Police” (PNC) parked in front of his house. The vehicle followed them until they arrived at their destination; h) at noon on the same day, Sandra Ivette Meléndez Quijano, sister of Major Adrián Meléndez Quijano, was “followed by a double cabin pick-up truck for approximately an hour. Although she tried to elude her pursuer several times, she failed. She could not see the license plates due to her nervousness”. Moreover, they referred that a similar event had occurred prior to November 5, 2006. i) on February 2, 2007, at approximately 10:30 am, unknown individuals grabbed documents from Sandra Ivette Meléndez Quijano’s vehicle while she was visiting one of her brothers in San Salvador Hospital; j) the telephone calls have persisted during the night in Major Adrián Meléndez Quijano’s house. The most recent calls occurred on February 6 and 14 of 2007; and k) José Roberto Burgos received telephone calls early in the morning on January 22, 23, and 25 of January in which the caller asked about Major Adrián Meléndez Quijano’s case. In addition, on February 11, 2007, he was followed by a vehicle with polarized windows and lacking license plates. 5. The beneficiaries of the provisional measures, according to the Commission, would be the following individuals: Adrián Meléndez Quijano; his wife, Marina Elizabeth García de Meléndez; his daughters, Andrea Elizabeth Meléndez García, Estefani Mercedes Meléndez García, Pamela Michelle Meléndez García, Adriana María Meléndez García; his mother, Gloria Tránsito Quijano viuda de Meléndez; and his sister, Sandra Ivette Meléndez Quijano; as well as Eurípides Manuel Meléndez Quijano; and his wife Roxana Jacqueline Mejía Torres, and their son Manuel Alejandro Meléndez Mejía. The Commission did not include as beneficiaries of the measure the attorneys of IDHUCA Benjamín Cuéllar Martínez and José Roberto Burgos Viale, because even though they have been subject to threats and harassment, these individuals are already beneficiaries of the provisional measures ordered by the Court in the case of García Prieto and others v. El Salvador 1. 6. The Commission requests that the Court order the State to: a) adopt, without delay, all measures necessary to guarantee the life and personal integrity of the beneficiaries; b) investigate in a serious, exhaustive and expedite manner the acts of intimidation, harassment, and threats against the beneficiaries; identify those responsible and impose the corresponding punishment, in order to prevent the recurrence of these events or the occurrence of irreparable damage to the beneficiaries; c) report as soon as possible the advances and results of the investigations undertaken to identify and punish those responsible for the events that prompted the request for provisional measures; and 1 Cf. Matter of Gloria Giralt de García Prieto and others. Provisional Measures. Resolution of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights of September 26, 2006.