Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Kent.
I would like to continue discussing the OAS issue.
In his opening speech for FIPA, Secretary General Insulza talked passionately about condemning the coup d'état. He was clearly fearing that, if the coup unfolds and those who orchestrated it get away—it wasn't worded like that—Latin America will go back to what has been its trademark for some time or its tradition, with its fair share of problems. He felt very strongly about rejecting Mr. Micheletti. He did not seem like he wanted elections either, but they happened anyway.
In your opinion, is the current situation not what Mr. Insulza feared? With the election of the new government, which is doing quite well, those who planned the coup are being rewarded.