Mr. Holder, I'd like to start by thanking you for your words about Colombia and by just saying that I don't think the critics of the things that were happening in Colombia were just in Canada. I think they were worldwide in many respects, and I think some of the criticism was valid. I think Colombia had a lot of things to fix and I think we've fixed many of them. The government is aware that we haven't fixed them all and that we have to keep on working and investing. That's the purpose and the line that our president has put before us.
I can't comment on another country. We enjoy a close, good relationship with Brazil. We have a lot of Brazilian investment. My staff was reminding me that another very important sector in which Canadians are heavily investing in Colombia is infrastructure, helping us with energy and especially with the new transportation initiatives that the government has. So we have a lot of companies moving there, checking, asking questions, visiting and bidding. We also have a company from Brazil doing the same thing.
I think for Colombia opening our economy has been very useful.