VIII. RECOMMENDATIONS 133. In light of the foregoing conclusions, THE INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS, RECOMMENDS THAT THE STATE OF GUATEMALA: 1. Provide full reparation for the human rights violations found in the instant report, including both material and moral dimensions. The State should adopt financial compensation measures; make reparation for the moral prejudice done to the victims, and provide rehabilitation facilities for the family members that desire them. 2. Conduct and complete a full, effective, impartial judicial investigation in a prompt manner, in order to establish the circumstances in which Alejandro Yovany Gómez disappeared and died; explore and thoroughly exhaust the logical lines of inquiry in connection with the case; and identify and, as appropriate, punish all those who participated in the acts. 3. Impose appropriate administrative, disciplinary or criminal penalties for the acts or omissions of state officials that contributed to the denial of justice and impunity regarding the facts in the case. 4. Implement "non-repetition" measures that include measures to ensure i) that investigations into denunciations of disappearances comply with the standards established in this report regarding the duty to respond immediately with efforts to determine the whereabouts of the person whose disappearance has been reported; ii) that investigations into violent deaths comply with the duty to investigate with due diligence, as described in this report; and iii) heightened capacity to investigate the deaths of human rights defenders in Guatemala, especially trade unionists, that may be related to their work. 24