Thank you.
Just to follow up, the telecom industry is actually something that is a little near and dear to my heart, because during the 1990s when I was working in Madrid it was for a large telecom company. That was, one might say, an opportunity that unfortunately Canada didn't take advantage of, because when the majority of telecommunications systems in Latin America were privatized during the 1990s, as Eduardo said, with one minor exception of TRW and Teleglobe, which doesn't exist anymore to my understanding, Canada did not take advantage of all that.
What happened is that was essentially when Telefonica of Spain and France Telecom and Stet Italy went in, and some of the U.S. companies went in. People may have their interpretations as to how things have worked out, but by and large one of the laments you hear from Latin America is how these foreign companies are making money hand over fist in Latin America on their telephone systems. When they talk about the re-conquest of Latin America by Spain, the building block of that was through entry into the telephone system.