I haven't seen the actual supreme court ruling. I certainly saw newspaper reports about it, which were huge.
There were a number of things, but my sense—albeit I'd have to go back and confirm it—is that it was because it did not in fact have jurisdiction for the Honduran constitution. There were a number of other sub-issues within that in terms of the whole ability to make treaties with foreign powers that were granted in the so-called model cities proposal.
I want to underscore that I think 12,000 people signed petitions opposing the model cities, and delivered them to the Honduran government. There was enormous opposition.