4 - A public condemnation of the practice of involuntary disappearances carried out between 1981 and 1984; - An expression of solidarity with the victims of that practice, including Saúl Godínez. Public homage to those victims by naming a street, thoroughfare, school or other public place after them; - An exhaustive investigation of the phenomenon of involuntary disappearances in Honduras, with special attention to the fate of each of the disappeared. The resulting information should be made known to the family and the public; - Prosecution and appropriate punishment of those responsible for inciting, planning, implementing or covering up disappearances, in accord with the laws and procedures of Honduras. In their opinion, the cash indemnity paid to the family of Saúl Godínez Cruz should include the following: damages, two hundred thousand lempiras; loss of earnings, two million eighty-three thousand three hundred and eight lempiras; emotional damages, four million five hundred sixtyseven thousand lempiras; and punitive damages, two million two hundred eighty-three thousand lempiras. They especially request that Enmidida Escoto de Godínez and her minor daughter, Emma Patricia Godínez Escoto, be recognized as the beneficiaries, and that the Government of Honduras be ordered to adopt special legislation making that determination, in order to facilitate the payment of indemnity without the need for judicial proceedings for a declaration of absence, presumed death or declaration of heirship. For that purpose, we formally state on behalf of those persons that there are no other persons with a superior claim to inherit from Saúl Godínez. Moreover, they ask the Court to establish deadlines within which the Government should make moral reparation, and to reserve the right to see that they are met. Regarding the monetary reparation, they ask the Court to set "a deadline of 90 days for the execution of the judgment, and that a lump-sum payment be made prior to that date to Enmidida Escoto de Godínez." 9. On March 10, 1989, the Delegate of the Commission submitted a clinical report prepared by a team of psychiatrists on the state of health of the family of Saúl Godínez Cruz. 10. The Agent informed the Court on March 14, 1989 that, in payment of the indemnity, his Government was willing to apply the Honduran law of the National Social Security Institute for Teachers (Instituto Nacional de Previsión del Magisterio), which it considered the most favorable in this case because it establishes the right to payment of fourteen thousand eight hundred and sixty-three lempiras and fifty cents, which includes 36 monthly paycheks plus 70 per cent in severance pay. Moreover, the Government offered as a gesture to pay an additional amount for a total of sixty thousand lempiras "in accordance with the Law of Retirement and Pensions for Teachers, because 'GODINEZ CRUZ' was a member of that system." 11. On March 15, 1989, the Court held a public audience to hear the parties regarding the indemnity to be awarded. The following persons were present: