Canada certainly wants to nurture democracy in Cuba, and I can't disagree with anybody who suggests the American approach is wrong. I go back to an analogy I heard many years ago about two Mafia dons who sat down on a turf war and were sorting it out. The truth is somewhere in the middle usually on situations.
I might even agree that we could call some prisoners in Canada political prisoners, but they're under certificates. They're not exactly in prison. But we can have that debate another time.
Mr. Ritter, how would you see the human development index affected by the U.S. embargo?