Yes, and the trade agreement is not a tool to address that. That is not its purpose. The purpose of a trade agreement is to provide a level playing field.
If I can answer the question on human rights, the embassy is well aware of the human rights abuses that are going on in Honduras. There certainly are shockingly high rates of violence. You mentioned murders of trade unionists, journalists, etc. I would add to the list lawyers, accountants, and public officials. I'm willing to guess that probably the highest rate of homicide would be young, unemployed men between the ages of 18 and 30, who are dying at a very high rate because of this narco-trafficking. So the embassy and the department are well aware of the human rights challenges that Honduras faces.