Thank you.
Bertha Zúniga has already spoken to these difficulties. The case of the crime against Berta Cáceres is one example of international coordinated action and social pressure by the citizenry and other governments.
In fact, yesterday in the hearing, the European Union ambassador was present, as well as the ambassador from Spain, because there were questions about Honduras, which has a level of impunity of 95%. Of the total cases brought forward that reach the public ministry, 95% remain with impunity, that is, without any criminal investigation that successfully concludes and no criminal sanctions brought.
It appeared that the case of Berta Cáceres was going to be our flagship case in which we would finally achieve justice, given the planetary movement created by this environmental defender and indigenous leader. However, we see in the judicial branch the difficulty of bringing it to the second level. Like Bertha said, the trial is currently at the level of those people who were in charge of following this woman, monitoring her, and conducting the crime.
The real difficulty lies in going up one level to the private citizens who paid for, and to the government officials who participated in, the crime. Here is where we need to break that thread that the MP mentioned, that thread linking corruption and impunity, the impunity that causes new crimes that in turn engender further violence. We need to break that thread. I would hope that the case of Berta Cáceres continues as our flagship case in our quest.