I'm sorry I do not know the names of the families involved. I read it the day before yesterday while I was preparing this, but I haven't memorized it and I didn't write them down. Yes, they are related to some of the wealthiest families in Honduras who have significant participation in both of the biggest political parties—Partido Nacional, the National Party, and also the Liberal Party of Honduras.
Construction is, for the most part, controlled by two large firms in Honduras. Oil refining is one firm, fuel distribution is one firm, and casinos are two firms, and so on. It is very interesting for me that those sectors are excluded. Every country, when it signs an FTA, does make some exclusions, but usually they are for public policy grounds, like public health or issues like that. In this case, there is no reason given. They just want these things to be out of the agreement. So, I am very surprised.