You talked about your early time in the country. The bio we used was from Berkeley actually.
But at the start of your testimony you talked about your early years in the country and you said that external trade was critical to improvement in the country at that time, but then with intervening coup and other governance issues, trade became less important for the country or was not helpful to the average Honduran.
You ended with a quote that I thought was rather unusual. You urged us to hold back this agreement because doing so would allow Canada to apply pressure on Honduras. Given the fact that Honduras has trade agreements with the United States and European Union—so Canada's not really a trailblazer here in trade with Honduras—how exactly would Canada apply pressure in your opinion?