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in this sentence (レポートには間違っていた箇所が指摘されています)

"Xが指摘されています" can mean: "X will be pointed out" or only "X is pointed out"?
"されています" can be used to express actions that will happen?

I asked it because in the original text レポートには間違っていた箇所が指摘されています it's
translated as "the report will point out your mistakes".
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What does されています here?　レポートには間違っていた箇所が指摘されています
I wouldn't say 〜されている can be used to express a future action, but it can be
used for a future state.

The report will be given at some time in the future and mistakes will be in a
certain state on it. That the report will be given in the future must have
been conveyed before this sentence.
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