2 ii. prison guards were trained in the school for the formation of correction officers “Don Cristóbal Hurtaro”, in a four-month intensive course, with emphasis on Human Rights among other aspects, and iii. in relation to the violent incidents, there have been, between April, 2006 and July, 2007, apparently 40 deaths as well as no less than 60 persons injured. Specifically, in relation to the violent incidents, in April, 2006, 6 persons were injured and 4 deaths; in May, 2006, there were 3 persons injured; in June, 2006, there were 7 persons injured and 6 deaths; in July 2006, 1 person was injured and 1 died; in August 2006, there was, apparently, 1 person injured; in September, 2006, there were 7 injured persons and one death; in October, 2006, there were 4 injured persons; There is no register regarding the incidents of November and December, 2006; in January, 2007, there were 5 persons injured and 1 death; in February, 2007, there were between 2 and 4 persons injured; in March, 2007, there have been 7 persons injured and 3 to 6 deaths; in April 2007, there have been 6 persons injured and 5 deaths; in May, 2007, there have been 1 person injured and 3 deaths; in June, 2007 there have been 5 persons injured and 5 deaths; and in July, 2007 there have been 11 persons injured and 6 deaths. b) In relation to the obligation to adopt such measures as may be necessary to: a) confiscate weapons in the possession of inmates, b) separate indicted inmates from convicted inmates and c) bring the conditions of confinement at the prison in line with the international standards on the matter, supervising the conditions of confinement and the physical condition and emotional state of the inmates, with the participation of the representatives, that: i. regular and extraordinary searches were conducted inside the prison whereby the authorities have confiscated firearms, ammunitions, prison-made weapons, prohibited objects, explosives, volatile and psychotropic substances and narcotics; ii. by June and July, 2006, there was an “effective separation” between convicted inmates and indicted inmates, since Yare I only housed convicted inmates and Yare II housed indicted inmates Regarding the indicted inmates who are confined to Yare I, they are subjected to the review of their convictions or their sentence calculation is still pending, and they are under the custody of the courts on Execution of Judgments’ issues. With respect to the convicted inmates who are confined to Yare II, they are still waiting for their Writs of Execution to be final in order to be transferred to Yare I; iii. Yare I has the capacity to house 680 inmates, while Yare II was built to house 750 inmates. In August, 2006, the total population of the Yare prison was of 560 inmates, 132 of them were indicted inmates and 428 convicted inmates; in September 2007, there were 423 inmates in Yare I, 26 of them were indicted inmates, 355 convicted inmates, 12 foreign and 30 of the working prison population. In Yare II, there were 283 inmates, 279 of them were indicted inmates and 4 were foreign;