I remember reading in university many years ago Mr. Bhagwati's writings and reading about the importance of having an international approach. I'm not an economist, but any economist will explain to you that if you have a multilateral approach, theoretically—and that's the problem—you are amending the flow of commerce, and everybody is benefiting.
But the problem we see, and the way Colombia sees it, even though we are a member of the WTO and we care very much for the WTO, is that we're not seeing progress quickly enough. We don't know how long it will take for the Doha Round, which has been around for 12 or 13 years, to be finalized. If it ever comes to that—and Colombia was present at the beginning of that round and the Uruguay Round, and that took awhile—we will be there.
We very much believe in multilateral trade liberalization. In the meantime, we need to conquer new markets and we need to make our own market more competitive.