Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I thank all of you for being here.
To Bertha Isabel, thank you for being here as well. I know you must be hopeful, otherwise you wouldn't be taking the risks you've taken all this time. I know that sometimes you might not feel hopeful, but you are having an impact. Your visit here is having an impact. From listening to my colleagues' questions, I think it will help us all.
Maybe our committee doesn't quite understand the thread that you're talking about being broken, Mr. Molina. Maybe we need more specific examples. I'll give you a scenario, and you can correct it or fix the scene, okay?
If I'm a Canadian mining company and I get a licence, I deal with a corrupt government of either Honduras or Guatemala. The people who live on that land need access to fresh water. Do they deal with their corrupt government, do they knock on the door of the Canadian mining company, or do they have to deal with employees of the Canadian mining company who are part of that corrupt system? Do you see what I'm saying? I need you to flesh out a little better this corruption link and relationship. That will help our committee when we look at how we can have an impact in expanding an international commission against impunity, or the work we can do at our end.