Mr. Grinspun, in your testimony you talked about how you feel that the FTA is not the best way to advance human rights, and labour, and environmental standards in the country.
It's the same sort of issue I asked of Dr. Joyce. I'm assuming that as a Canadian academic, you're aware of Canada making Honduras as a priority country for our foreign aid.
Can we not engage and build capacity, as we've been trying to do with the justice system in Honduras to help with their high crime rate, most of which is due to narco-trafficking...? Can we not do both at the same time, engage and help drive economic benefit for the population alongside advancing and engaging on human rights, justice, and those sorts of things?