I didn't say that. We do have evidence that links the political class and the narcos. This has been presented by the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Court in New York, who have has requested testimony from different people, because they know there are linkages with the narcos.
In relation to metal mining, I know that Canada is involved in the country. Two companies operate in Honduras, in Valle de Siria and in the Department of Francisco Morazan, as well as San Matias, in open-pit operations. Different companies headquartered in Toronto are working in the area I come from.
We have always said there is a linkage among the private armed forces, the police, and the government, as well as private citizens who are working against human rights defenders and different people. As I recall, last year a commission from Canada travelled to the areas I mentioned to study the situation.
There are 56 lines of investigation by the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, in my country. It is very difficult for the Mission to Support the Fight against Corruption and Impunity in Honduras to do their work and fight against the political and social elites in my country. There is a huge lack of electoral transparency. A law was passed, because it was requested by the international community. However, the law was changed. Now there is resistance to approving the law.