It's interesting, because with the oil situation in Venezuela, just decorum lost the capacity to buy the consciences of many neighbourhoods in the region. You can see already in the OAS how the declaration of power changed things. We already have easily 20 votes in the OAS, and the pressure of the international community is even seen in little island countries that keep the position to support Venezuela, plus Ecuador, Bolivia, and Nicaragua.
I think the dynamic of the international community has changed. I think the consciousness of human rights at this moment is appropriate in order to extend the situation and inform the international community about what is going on in Venezuela. That's why we are here to ask you.... We have some new elements that we are looking to put in your report. We're suggesting to you that it is a good moment to call an urgent meeting about the situation in Venezuela, because it's very important.
There is one more thing that I want to say. I have some sensitive experience about the acknowledgement of the Venezuelan situation by Canadian fonctionnaires. It's important that the media and Canadian fonctionnaires know well the reality in Venezuela. This is important in order to change a little bit the criteria for accepting refugee status, residency status, and to make an evaluation and validation of immigration values to allow Venezuelan people to come to Canada.