Visits made In 2013, the judges ordered 23,771 measures, implying a decrease of 6.4% in respect of the year before. The most frequent measures ordered were liberty under surveillance (39.6% of the total), community service (18.1%) and semi-open custody (12.4%). Taking into account the nationality of the offender, it is observed in relative terms that the measure of internment under the closed regime is imposed more frequently on foreign minors (4.5% of the total), that on Spanish minors (1.9%). The same occurs in the case of the measure of internment under the semi-open regime (16.2% in the case of foreign minors and 11.0% in the case of Spanish minors). However, the measures of performance of social-educational work and community services are imposed less frequently on foreign minors (7.4% and 16.2% of the total, respectively, in contrast with the 10.4% and 18.8% of Spanish minors). 26. The capacity of each centre visited in 2014 and the number of places that were occupied on the days of the visit are set out in the following table. TABLE 15 Places and occupancy of centres for juvenile offenders visited CENTRES VISITED NUMBER OF PLACES OCCUPATION 22 11 39 33 69 24 48 51 Aranguren Educational Centre in Ilundáin (Navarre) Ibaiondo Juvenile Justice Educational Centre in Zumárraga (Guipuzcoa) San Jorge Centre of Education and Internment for Court Measure (Saragossa) Sierra Morena Centre for Internment of Juvenile Offenders in Cordoba Source: Own preparation based on data furnished by the centres 27. Distribution of inmates at the various centres, according to agreed regimes and type of court decision are set out below. 29