Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, gentlemen and ladies.
I'm more confused about Cuba. I thought I knew everything about Cuba until I came to this meeting, and I have gotten such contrarian opinions.
I always thought that foreign direct investment by a company, as you said, sir, helps create jobs, helps economic development. However, I guess you want some other caveat attached to it: don't invest in Cuba unless there are human rights. It's pretty complicated stuff.
My question to you, sir, is this. Are you telling me there is no foreign interference in Cuba from any country on the globe? That's number one.
Number two is this. I understand the prisoners may be paid by somebody, but they've gone to Cuba, you've tried them, presumably, and you've put them in jail. Once they're in jail, are their human rights being abused? Or are they providing at least minimum jail facilities?