However, in Mexico, as you know, there's a huge division of opinion on that in a very real sense. Coming out of the Mexican election, you now have two governments and a real uncertainty around the legitimacy of the current Mexican government because of the dispute around what was a hotly contested election.
That reinforces my point that there is in South America a tendency or a movement toward a much more progressive approach to trade, a much more social democratic approach to trade. Should that not influence how Canada approaches enhancing our trade with South America?