That's perfect. Thank you very much.
Ms. Halvorsen, in your opening remarks, you talked about the contribution certain countries make to your organization.
We live in a strange world, I would say. Some would say it's a new world order.
A number of countries—the United States, first and foremost—are significantly reducing their budget for international development aid and support for organizations like yours. We saw it with USAID, the United States Agency for International Development, but we're also seeing a number of European countries moving in the same direction. Canada also followed this trend in the most recent budget, with cutbacks of up to $2.5 billion. Japan has all but eliminated that type of funding.
Are you concerned about this turn of events in terms of the wealthier nations' contribution? Norway, which maintains aid equivalent to 1% of its GDP, is really the exception that confirms the rule. Are you concerned about the direction these countries are moving in right now and what impact it could have on the current crisis in Venezuela?