Thank you, Mr. Craig, for being here today.
I have a quick question. I'm hoping I can get a quick answer.
I want to talk a little about the maras in the country, especially MS-13, which you know is prevalent throughout Central America, especially the golden triangle that you mentioned. You also know that Honduras is a focus of development for Canada.
Canada's assistance program to Honduras has focused on food security, education, and maternal, newborn, and child health; yet you've given us a picture of a failed state, to some extent a narco state, especially with the gangs there. I'm just wondering whether Canada should focus the majority of its efforts on helping to stabilize the security situation in Honduras. That's question A.
Question B has to do with if we stabilize Honduras and we don't stabilize the golden triangle with El Salvador and Guatemala, then I don't think we're going to get any further ahead. I say this because—I'm sure you know this—80% of all flights that emanate from South America touch down in Honduras, and you have transnational drug trafficking. Should our emphasis be more on security and stabilizing the country before we do other things, and how does that project to the other two countries in that area?