Yes, I know.
Concerning Venezuela, there are two things there. I know Mr. Grandi, who is the UN high commissioner for migration, visited the region earlier last week. He actually participated in debates yesterday in the Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels, as he comes from the region around Venezuela, to make sure that EU member states and ministers of foreign affairs are well informed on the increasing migration problem in the region.
You asked about the EU, and that is pre-crisis, I would say. In 2017, the highest number of Venezuelans were in Spain. That was approximately 12,000 people. That said, you need to know also that many Venezuelans have double citizenship. That would be Portuguese and Spanish citizenships. I would say if Venezuela were to enter an even more volatile situation, that would be a significant problem for the EU, because we would need to take care of the EU citizens.