E/CN.4/1989/15 page 27 Gonzalez de la Lastra was beaten and complained of suffering from kidney pains. Gonzalez de la Lastra was reportedly being held at the military headquarters in Panama City. In addition, Major Cristobal Santiago Pundora was reportedly held in El Resacer, a military controlled prison in Gamboa, and subjected to torture. 130. Another message was sent on 4 October 1988 concerning Humberto Dilsa and Carlos Reynolds, Raymark Alberto Cleman G., Alberto Conte, Diana del Rio de Bates, Hernan Luque, Raynundo Collado, Roberto Mendez, Doris Elena Murillo, Jose Acosta, Ivan Mojica, Mario Tufion, Jorge Cordoba, Trinidad Morales, Carlos Paris, Jose del Carmen Serracid, Aracelli Morales, Dwight Brenner Pardo, Boris Alberto Vasquez, Leo Murillo, Betsaida de Sauri, Giovanni Carlucci, Giovanni Carlucci (hijo), Ligia de Loaiza, Manuel A. tflloa, Fernando del Rio Gaona and Angel Julio Corbalan, who were allegedly detained on 22 September 1988 and subjected to torture while held incommunicado. 131. A message was sent on 7 April 1988 concerning Marcial Cardenas Caceres allegedly detained on 26 March 1988 in Lima by members of the security forces. The authorities acknowledged that he was being held at the Direccion contra el Terrorisms (DIRCOTE), the main police interrogation centre in Lima. Bears were expressed that he might be tootured during his detention. ( PeruN 132. Another message was sent on 18 August 1988 concerning Carmen Zarzosa Pulido and Maria Rodriguez Atilano allegedly arrested on 10 August 1988 in the city of Chimbote by members of the investigatory police. Both were allegedly subjected to physical and psychological torture. 133. Finally, a message was sent on 2 December 1988 concerning Giovan Vera allegedly detained on 27 October 1988 by military personnel in Chacoche, Province of Abancay, Department of Apurimac. It was reported that Mrs. Vera was taken to the military barracks in Santa Rosa. Three of her colleagues witnessed her arrest. Fear was expressed that she had been subjected to torture. Philippines 134. A message was sent on 18 July 1988 concerning Armando Natividad allegedly arrested on 15 July 1988 in Tondo, Manila. He was blindfolded and taken by officers to the police station, where he was severely beaten and subjected to electric shocks during interrogation. 135. Another message was sent on 29 July 1988 concerning Noel Villalba, reportedly released on 15 June 1988, but re-arrested in Manila on 27 June 1988 by three armed men in civilian clothes and taken to the headquarters of the regional command of the Philippines Constabulary (PC) at camp Bagong Diwa. He was allegedly held incommunicado for over a week and subjected to torture. 136. A further message was sent on 5 August 1988 concerning Mr. Fernando Suanaco reportedly arrested on 4 July 1988 inside a hospital. On 13 July 19 88 he was transferred to Angeles Metro Discorn under Capt. Roman Cabap of the 174th PC Company in Pampanga, where he was reportedly subjected to torture.