Thank you.
Thank you for being here. Thank you for your insight as to what's happening in Honduras.
Listening to your testimony, it's quite frankly hard to know where to begin the discussion. Before I get to the original question I was going to ask, I would like to pick up on your last comment about the perpetrators of human rights violations becoming ambassadors to other countries. In your opinion, what could the international community do in cases like that, where they have representatives who have been either accused or are known to have committed human rights violations and are now representing a country? Is there anything, in your opinion, that the international community could do in terms of accepting their credentials, not accepting their credentials, in some form that would send a message to the Honduran government?