9 c) in an administrative order issued on March 1, 2007, the Supreme Court of Mendoza, “[a]nalyzing the content of the judgment passed by the National Supreme Court in the case of ‘Lavado Diego et al vs. the Province of Mendoza’, […] as it is the duty of this Court to cause any situation implying any cruel, degrading treatment to come to an end, or the end of any other treatment contrary to the National Constitution”, inter alia, considered “That from the visit paid on February 10 of this year it was possible to verify the state of precariousness and lack of hygiene of the facilities of “Bulogne Sur Mer” Penitentiary institution, ” […] The deplorable state of the restrooms and the spots aimed for personal hygiene purposes has also been verified, as well as that they are completely insufficient in number for their physiological needs, without any respect whatsoever for the basic right to privacy as they have no doors; in fact, bags and plastic bottles are actually used for that matter. That the minimum dignity conditions suppose, at least, the existence of a bed to rest and a proper place for hygiene purposes, conditions absolutely nonexistent within Bulogne Sur Mer facility, and impossible to correct with the necessary urgency they require.Notwithstanding that, and considering the above mentioned peremptoriness, it is not impossible to mitigate the extremely serious situation by means of some urgent and immediate measures, while expecting the activation of penitentiary institution “Almafuerte”. [AND] DECID[ed]: A.- To communicate the Provincial Executive Power that with the highest possible degree of urgency it shall; 1.- Proceed to disinfect Bulogne Sur Mer penitentiary in order to eradicate insects (cockroaches) taking the proper measures for the permanent cleansing of the cellblocks. 2.- Provide chemical toilets, substitute or other type of toilets in a sufficient number in the different cellblocks which allow the privacy and dignity for the physiological needs of the inmates. 3.- Cause the situation of excessive overcrowding to cease, relocating the inmates in dignified conditions. 4.- Adopt the measures to efficiently guarantee the inmates physical integrity so as to avoid situations which may risk their life. 5.- Provide permanent control, care and medical assistance for the inmates, especially those of cellblock No. 15. […] d) in a decision of March 20, 2007, the National Supreme Court ruled on the merits of the lawsuit filed (supra Considering Clause No. 13(a)). Although it decided that the case ��is not of the original jurisdiction of this National Supreme Court” and it ordered “to forward the case file to the Cámara Nacional de Apelaciones en lo Contencioso Administrativo Federal (National Appellate Court on Federal Administrative Matters) for the pertinent purposes [… and] certified copies of the case file to the Supreme Court of Mendoza”, it considered, inter alia: 13) That, in effect, it is convenient to remember that the National Executive Power has the power to represent the State in the context