I think, in general, we agree, but as you've pointed out quite specifically, with the participation of the indigenous peoples...that is not happening in Colombia.
I have some figures that were too dense and I wasn't able to read, but there is a quote from our President. When talking about biofuels and agrofuels and the need for our communities to reach an agreement, he used words such as “Lock them up. Don't let them out until they actually reach an agreement.” These are not words that suggest a voluntary and participatory process. This is not what's contained in Convention 169 of the ILO.
If our peoples are openly and directly allowed to participate in these discussions, surely people will be able to set forth their points of view and then guarantee the rights so that the benefits of the trade agreements do have a reflection on our communities.