Not that I know. I know that the European Union and the United States are concerned about many things, as Colombians are concerned about many things. We don't neglect that there are many problems in Colombia, but I think we should look at the evolution over time in solving these problems. This is not about Uribe. Uribe is going to last one or five more years. This is about the country in general.
If you're going to oppose huge economic reform for Colombia that's going to bring economic development, technological transfers, more opportunities for workers, lower prices for consumer goods—many good things from free trade—just because of the current Colombian president, I think that's unfair to the country.
If someone doesn't like Uribe, fine, let's discuss it. But let's discuss a free trade agreement on the grounds of what it is going to bring. What schemes should be in place to compensate people who lose and gain from the free trade agreement? But in my view, this is a personal discussion about the President, which is not fair to 40 million Colombians.