Thank you for your question. Let me clarify something for you.
What I want to be careful about is comparing my data with other data. I'm very certain and confident in my data because I know where I've collected it and I know it comes from reputable sources, from UN organizations and from our embassy. What I'm very careful about is when I start to compare other people's data, sources of which I'm not aware of. That's what I'm just making clear.
I'm very confident the Colombian government takes very good data, but we don't just rely on Colombian sources. We rely very much on international organizations like the UN and as well through NGOs and through our embassy, so I have utmost confidence. I don't want to get into actual percentages and points, but I can tell you that overall, the trend line is very positive. And as I've said, there are occasional fluctuations, there are incidences that happen, which we follow up immediately, but the overall trend line—and the UN organizations will support us in that view—is very positive.