I think that in the last 10 years we have been doing much better than in the past because, for example, we have this law on prior consultation with the Amazonian inhabitants. It is going to decide if the development of mining, or an oil or gas project, will or will not be accepted. We are working on that. It is very hard for us. Sometimes it's difficult because there is more population around.
We are working well. For example, almost 35% of the Amazonian-Peruvian forest is protected. You cannot have any activities there. For example, in Madre de Dios, which is one of the biggest regions in Amazonia, there is a protected zone the size of Belgium. There is no destructive activity in this part of the country. We know that there is oil, gold, and many things, but by decision of the government, it is protected. It's the same in the north, close to Colombia, in the Pacaya-Samiria zone. It is a very, very large zone that is also protected.
We try to do our best. We know we can do much better, but we are doing better. We are working on that.