Jorge Franclin Cuarán Muchavisoy (brother) US $4,000.00 Next of kin of Artemio Pantoja Ordónez María Adelina López (mother) US $6,000.00 Carmen Lidia Pantoja López (daughter) US $6,000.00 Carmen Leonor Pantoja López (daughter) US $8,000.00 Aura Esperanza Pantoja López (daughter) US $6,000.00 Miriam Lucy Pantoja López (daughter) US $6,000.00 Adali Oneyda Pantoja López (daughter) US $6,000.00 Ramiro Artemio Pantoja López (son) US $6,000.00 Jaime Pantoja López (son) US $6,000.00 Segundo Jorge Pantoja Moreno (father) US $6,000.00 Pastora Ordóñez (mother) US $6,000.00 Luis Edmundo Pantoja Ordóñez (brother) US $4,000.00 Pecuniary reparations Next of kin of Julio Milciades Cerón Gómez, Wilian Hamilton Cerón Rojas, and Edebraes Norverto Cerón Rojas Yaneida Violeta Cerón Vargas (niece) Amount US $6,000.00 58. The Court set the compensations stated in the foregoing tables, taking into account the specific situations of those entitled to reparations and the evidence included in the body of evidence. In the case of Blanca Flor Rojas, since she is a victim of denial of justice as a spouse and as a mother, this double category was taken into account when reparation was determined. On the other hand, the children or siblings of the victims who demonstrated that their detriment worsened due to interruption of the labor contract, problems in their interpersonal relations, and detainments, among others, were granted larger indemnifications than other children or siblings. The Court took into account detriment to labor relations when it determined said compensation, even though the representatives of the next of kin of the victims and the Commission only referred to non-pecuniary damage. Finally, Yaneida Violeta Cerón Vargas, a niece of one of the victims, was granted equal reparation to that granted to the children of the victims, because she proved that since she was six she lived in the household of Julio Milciades Cerón Gómez and that she has close ties with said family. 59. The December 6, 2001 judgment also states that Colombia must indemnify the next of kin of Hernán Lizcano Jacanamijoy. This person was killed in the events at Las Palmeras, but it was not proven that his death was attributable to the State in violation of Article 4 of the American Convention. The State, in turn, did not demonstrate that Lizcano Jacanamijoy was a guerrilla fighter. Therefore, Colombia did not have the right to treat him as such. Allegations that he was a guerrilla fighter have offended the next of kin of Lizcano Jacanamijoy. Therefore, his parents, children and permanent companion have the right to compensation, as do the next of kin who testified before the Court or submitted their statement made before a notary public. 60. The pecuniary reparations are as follows: Pecuniary reparations Next of kin of Hernán Lizcano Jacanamijoy Inés Sigindioy Narvaez (permanent companion) Amount US $6,000.00