Organized crime in its different manifestations is no doubt an actor that creates fear in Honduras and creates limitations and restrictions. When we speak about organized crime, we're talking also about human trafficking for labour, such as in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. We are also talking about sexual commercial exploitation of minors, about arms trafficking, about radioactive weapons trafficking, and of course drug trafficking. Honduras, sadly, is the bridge between the north and the south, between the consumer and the producer.
The narco really is an actor, an actor who has influence in the insecurity and violence indexes. The problem is that in many cases they are working together with the public sector. Right now there is a list of at least 30 people who have to testify in U.S. courts.