55 49(10.161) Sabino Soto Tejeda. 49(10.162) Julián Tecú Chajáj. 49(10.163) Cecilio Tecú Chajáj. 49(10.164) Lorenza Tecú Chajáj. 49(10.165) Pedro Tecú Manuel. 49(10.166) Bartolomé Tecú Manuel. 49(10.167) Carlota Tecú Manuel. 49(10.168) Victoria Tecú Manuel. 49(10.169) María Antonia Tecú Morales. 49(10.170) Paulina Tecú Morales. 49(10.171) Gregorio Tejeda Orellana. 49(10.172) Bartolo Tejeda Orellana. 49(10.173) Isabel Tejeda Orellana. 49(10.174) Hilaria Tejeda Orellana. 49(10.175) Everildo Tejeda. 49(10.176) Antonio Tejeda. 49(10.177) Lázaro Alvarado Raxcacó. 49(10.178) Plácido Jerónimo Grave. 49(10.179) Guillermo Toj Manuel. 49(10.180) Herlinda Morales Ivoy. Regarding the pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages caused to the victims 49(11) Their agricultural and other employment activities were affected, and this caused them pecuniary damage.237 237 Cf. statement made before notary public by Benjamín Manuel Jerónimo on March 9, 2004, (file on preliminary objections and merits and reparations, tome III, folios 470 to 488); statement made before notary public by Eulalio Grave Ramírez on March 9, 2004, (file on preliminary objections and merits and reparations, tome III, folios 489 to 502); testimony of Buenaventura Manuel Jerónimo given before the Inter-American Court during the public hearing held on April 23, 2004; testimony of Juan Manuel Jerónimo given before the Inter-American Court during the public hearing held on April 23, 2004, and testimony of Narcisa Corazón Jerónimo given before the Inter-American Court during the public hearing held on April 23, 2004.