Thank you for the question.
Yes, within our Congress, you can count more than eight political parties, so the voting is dispersed—if we can say that.
Regarding the election of former president Castillo.... In our constitution, to get elected as president, you have to get, in the first round, 50% plus one vote of the legally admitted votes, which is a special formula we have in our country. In the first round, President Castillo roughly reached 17% to 18% of the total vote, and the second candidate had 12%, or something like that. Therefore, they went to the second round, and President Castillo won by 49,000 votes, roughly speaking.
That's the process we have for electing our president.