9 (Right to Humane Treatment) 16. Natividad Condorcahuana Chicaña 17. Felipe León León 18. Tomás Livias Ortega 19. Alfonso Rodas Alvítez (or Albitres, Albites, or Alvitrez) Natividad Condorcahuana Chicaña Felipe León León Tomás Livias Ortega Alfonso Rodas Alvítez (or Albitres, Albites, or Alvitrez) 30. As shown in the previous table, the Court deems that the next of kin of victim Alejandro Rosales Alejandro, that is, his son, Elías Cirilo Rosales Medina (or Caurino), his wife, Gregoria Medina Caurino, and his mother, Celestina Alejandro Cristóbal, and the next of kin of victim Nelly María Rubina Arquiñigo, that is, her sister, Gladys Sonia Rubina Arquiñigo, and her aunt, Virgilia Arquiñigo Huerta (supra pars. 13, 15 and 16), must be considered beneficiaries of the reparations pertaining to said victims and receive reparation under the conditions stated in the agreement. 31. Furthermore, in the case of the unfound beneficiaries of the reparations pertaining to three of the deceased victims (supra par. 27), the Court believes it necessary for the State, in using its resources to locate the heirs of said victims, to among other steps publish an announcement through a radio broadcaster, a television broadcaster, and a newspaper, all of them with national coverage, explaining that the next of kin of Tito Ricardo Ramírez Alberto, Odar Mender (or Méndez) Sifuentes Nuñez, and Benedicta Yanque Churo, are being sought to grant them reparation in connection with the facts of the instant case. Said publication must be made during at least three non-consecutive days, and within 30 days after notification of this Judgment. 32. Recordings or, where appropriate, copies of these announcements, as well as a precise indication of the media and dates when and where they were published, must be submitted to the Court for them to be considered in the course of overseeing fulfillment of this Judgment. VI PECUNIARY REPARATIONS 33. In the agreement on reparations, under the heading “Economic indemnification”, the State undertakes to pay US$ 175.000,00 (one hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars of the United States of America) to each of the victims, with the exception of Máximo León León, who will be paid an indemnification of US$ 250.000,00 (two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of the United States of America). It also states that said “amounts are the only direct or indirect payment that the State will undertake in connection with the beneficiaries” of the reparations and that signing of the agreement “involves an express waiver by the victims, as well as by their representatives, of exercising any judicial or extra-judicial action against the State to charge any additional amount”.