Regarding international organizations, as I mentioned, and the current crisis that we're facing, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights visited Peru twice. There's going to be a report, and there's going to be a recommendation that is going to be taken into account by the government. It's the same for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. The OAS has been following the situation in my country as well, and Peru has been very open and transparent in participating in that process. Obviously in the bilateral arena, we have been in contact, through our Minister of Foreign Affairs, the deputy minister, with many governments of the region to talk about the current situation.
How is my country going to move forward regarding this? As I mentioned, first of all, this current government prioritizes dialogue and trying to attend to the urgent needs in the many areas of health, education and reactivation of the economy. Second, it will try to have these new electoral processes, which is the only solution that the government sees as a way out of the crisis we're facing right now.